Jan Richard de Brueys
Jan Richard de Brueys also: Janus Richardus de Brueys (born June 6, 1778 in The Hague , † February 4, 1848 in Utrecht ) was a Dutch legal scholar.
Life
Jan Richard was the son of the council at the court of Utrecht, as well as a member of the high council of The Hague Benjamin de Brueys (* May 6, 1742 in The Hague; † August 22, 1826 ibid) and his first wife Cecilia Elisabeth van Beusekom (* February 19, 1753 in The Hague; † November 3, 1786 ibid). After attending grammar school in 's-Hertogenbosch , he enrolled on May 6, 1796 as a student of literature and mathematics at the University of Utrecht . Enthusiastic about Cornelis Willem de Rhoer's lectures on natural, peoples and criminal law, he turned to studying law. He continued this study until he received his doctorate in law on December 16, 1801 with the work De Usu, quem pro singulari populorum conditione, in regendis civium actionibus habere possunt poenae opinionis seu infamantes .
After working as a lawyer for two years, he became a professor at the Atheneum in Deventer on June 28, 1803 and began this task with the speech Pro iurisprudentia Romana, etiam post pereuntia ceterarum artium ac doctrinarum studia pristinum decus diu tuente . In 1806 he received an appointment as professor of nature, international and constitutional law at the University of Harderwijk , which he refused. On 16 October 1815 he was appointed professor of the state budget customer to the law school of the University appointed Utrecht, which task it on 18 January 1816 speech Oratio per Jurisprudentia Romana, etiam post pereuntia ceterarum artium ac doctrinarum studia, pristinum decus diu Tuente took . Here he also participated in the organizational tasks of the university and was rector of the Alma Mater from 1825–1826 .
Publications (selection)
- Dissertatio juridica inauguralis, de usu, quem, pro singulari populorum conditione, in regendis civium actionibus habere possunt poenae opinionis seu infamantes. Utrecht 1801
- Oratio pro jurisprudentia Romana, etiam post pereuntia ceterarum artium ac doctrinarum studia, pristinum decus diu tuente. Deventer 1804 ( online )
- De jurisprudentia naturali, legum et judiciorum criminalium cultrice et emendatrice. Deventer 1808
- Redevoering ter nagedachtenis van den hoogleeraar Jan Otto Sluiter. Deventer 1815
- Oratio de maximo felicitatis incremento, quod Belgici cives a novo legum codice jure sperare possint. Utrecht 1816
- Negotiating over de staatshuishoudkundige waarde van het Werk, titled: Aanwijsing der Heilsame politike gronden en maximen van de republike van Holland en West-Vriesland; voorgelezen in het Leesmuseum te Utrecht on 20 jan. 1825. Utrecht 1825
- Lets over de beginselen, waarop het Strafwetboek, in het jaar 1827 aan de Tweede Kamer the Staten-Generaal van het Koningrijk der Nederlanden overgegeven, rust. 1828
- Thought over graan bets met trekking dead ons land. Utrecht 1835 ( online )
literature
- Juan de Mello: Jean-Richard de Brueys, Professor de Droit a l'Université d'Utrecht. Mort A Utrecht le 4 Février 1848. In: E. de Saint-Maurice Cabany: Le Nécrologe universel du XIXe siècle. Annales Nécrologe et Biographiques des Notabilites Contemporaines de France et de L'étranger. Paris 1851, vol. 6, p. 22 ( online ).
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Brueys, Jan Richard de |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Brueys, Janus Richardus de (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Dutch lawyer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 6, 1778 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | The hague |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 4, 1848 |
| Place of death | Utrecht |