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Judge says Iqaluit lawyer was unfairly denied entry to legal aid panel
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Judge says Iqaluit lawyer was unfairly denied entry to legal aid panel
A Toronto judge found that a Nunavut legal service “breached its duty of fairness” when it denied an Iqaluit lawyer re-admission to its panel of criminal lawyers. In his Aug. 6 decision, Justice Paul Rouleau said the Legal Services Board of Nunavut should reconsider reinstating Alison Crowe to its legal aid panel, the board’s private practice lawyers who provide services to legal aid clients. “The appropriate disposition is simply to remit the m…
·Nunavut, Canada
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