The CNCEJ
The Compagnie des experts de justice de Guyane is a member of the National Council of Judicial Expert Associations (CNCEJ), the association that brings together judicial expert associations. The CNCEJ was recognised as a public-interest body by a decree of 31 March 2008.
Who it brings together
Nearly 10,000 judicial experts, in more than 90 associations: multidisciplinary regional associations, attached to the courts of appeal and the administrative courts of appeal, and national associations devoted to a single discipline.
What it does
- It represents judicial experts before the public authorities and the Ministry of Justice, which consult it on matters of expert assessment.
- It defends the interests of experts.
- It facilitates training, particularly for new experts, and makes tools available to the associations.
- It maintains a national directory of experts and has embarked on the digitalisation of expert assessment.
- It provides rules of professional ethics and a document database from the journal Revue Experts.
Find out more
The national directory · Becoming an expert
Source: CNCEJ website (cncej.org), accessed on 23 October 2026.
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