Medal of Honour for the Judicial Protection of Youth, Silver Medal (1945-1990)

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  • country
    France
  • date of institution
    April 10, 1945
  • makers
    Monnaie de Paris

History


The Medal of Honour for the Judicial Protection of Youth was created on April 10, 1945, as the Medal for Reformatories. Its current name was established in 1990.

The Medal is awarded in recognition of long service with youth in the judicial system. The Bronze Medal is awarded for 15 years of service, and the Silver and Gold Medals are each awarded for an additional 5 years of service in the previous grade. From 1945-2007 the Medal had only one grade - the Silver Medal that was awarded for at least 15 years of service.

There are two versions of the Medal which vary in inscription. The first version has an obverse inscription that translates to “French Republic,” and a reverse inscription that translates to “Reformatories, Ministry of Justice.” The second version has an obverse inscription that translates to “French Republic,” and a reverse inscription that translates to “Judicial Protection of Youth, Ministry of Justice.”

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Versions

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  • Composition

    Silver

  • Inscription

    Obv: RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE Rev: ÉDUCATION SURVEILLÉE MINISTÈRE DE LA JUSTICE

  • Size

    27mm

  • Maker

    Monnaie de Paris

  • Version Remarks

    This version was engraved by Louis-Oscar Roty.

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  • Composition

    Silver

  • Inscription

    Obv: RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE Rev: PROTECTION JUDICIAIRE DE LA JEUNESSE MINISTÈRE DE LA JUSTICE

  • Size

    27mm

  • Maker

    Monnaie de Paris

  • Version Remarks

    This version was engraved by Louis-Oscar Roty.

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