Jeanne I. Thompson
Bahamian judge
Jeanne I. Thompson is a Bahamian attorney who was a Justice of the Supreme Court of the Bahamas from 2002 until 2007. Prior to her legal career, Thompson had a career as a playwright and a journalist.
Early life and education
Thompson was born in Nassau, Bahamas, to Ellison and Sybil (Isaccs) Thompson. She attended public schools in Nassau. After she graduated from the Government High School, Nassau, she attended a Wolmer's boarding school in Kingston, Jamaica.
Law career
Thompson joined the English Bar in 1964 and the Bahamas Bar in 1965. She began her legal career with Dupuch & Turnquest, working under Eugene Dupuch and Orville Turnquest. Later, Thompson joined the law firm of Kendal Isaacs and subsequently she became a partner in the firm of Isaacs, Johnson & Thompson. In 1981, Thompson founded her own firm.
Thompson was a Justice of the Bahamian Supreme Court from 2002 until 2007.
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