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In a rare move, Ontario law society launches proceedings against an assistant Crown attorney

Summary by Ground News
Gerrit Verbeek was called to the bar in 1995 and practices law in the Timmins area. The province's law society rarely launches disciplinary proceedings against assistant Crown attorneys. The only time it ever happened was more than 20 years ago when Thunder Bay lawyer John Andrew Agnew Johnston was found guilty of sexual misconduct.

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In a rare move, Ontario law society launches proceedings against an assistant Crown attorney

Timmins-based lawyer Gerrit Verbeek is alleged to have engaged in discriminatory conduct and/or harassment against Indigenous accused persons.

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