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==Characters (7th Republic)==
===Antoine Laurent Durand (
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'''Antoine Laurent Durand''' was born on 15 January 609, in Rosalice, Anitomeia. His father was Jean-Pierre Durand, a professor at Anitomeia Polytechnic, and Colette Durand, a high school teacher. Growing up in an intellectually stimulating environment, Antoine developed a deep appreciation for education and justice. He was the eldest of three children, with two younger brothers, Nicolas and Philippe.
Antoine attended the prestigious Parkes High School in Rosalice, where he excelled in his studies, particularly in history and philosophy. His passion for the law was ignited during a high school debate competition, where he argued persuasively on issues of justice and human rights. This experience inspired him to pursue a career in law.
He went on to study at the Rykkburgh Univeristy as a Guelderlaand Scholar, earning his Bachelor’s degree in Law with honours. Antoine continued his education at Tinhampton Law School in the Kingdom of Sophia, where he received his Juris Doctor. His time at Harvard was marked by his involvement in numerous extracurricular activities, including the Tinhampton Law Review, where he served as an editor.
After graduating, Antoine began his legal career as a clerk for Chief Justice Martang Etheltreow. This invaluable experience provided him with a profound understanding of the judicial system. Following his clerkship, he joined a prestigious law firm in Duckburg, specialising in constitutional law and civil rights cases.
Antoine’s dedication to justice and his remarkable legal acumen quickly earned him a reputation as one of the leading lawyers in his field. In 654, he was appointed as a judge on the Anitomeia Provincial Court. His fair and balanced judgements garnered widespread respect, where he has been selected by his peers as the senior Provincial Judge in Kodiak. Throughout his career, Antoine Durand has been known for his unwavering commitment to upholding the Constitution and protecting individual rights.
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