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Counsel for the defence

Counsel for the defence

Date11/6/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Counsel for the defence: Lawyer Morris Manning, seen leaving the courtroom, said yesterday he hopes Dr. Morgentaler's trek throught the court system has now ended.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065304F
The trial of Isaac Jones and James Jones for the alleged murder of Louis Marcoux, at the bar of the Court of king's bench for the District of Montreal, on Wednesday the 4th, Thursday the 5th, Friday the 6th and Saturday the 7th of March, 1835, counsel for the prosecution, the Solicitor-General, counsel for the defence, John Boston, Henry Driscoll, Aaron P. Hart and Robert Armour, junior, esquires
The trial of Isaac Jones and James Jones for the alleged murder of Louis Marcoux, at the bar of the Court of king's bench for the District of Montreal, on Wednesday the 4th, Thursday the 5th, Friday the 6th and Saturday the 7th of March, 1835, counsel for the prosecution, the Solicitor-General, counsel for the defence, John Boston, Henry Driscoll, Aaron P. Hart and Robert Armour, junior, esquires
1835
Cooling off the opposition, civil rights attorney William Kunstler, counsel for the defence in the recent Chicago Seven conspiracy trial, pours a pitcher of water over the head of conservative Edmund Burke Society spokesman Paul Fromm, during confrontation last night at University of Toronto's Convocation Hall
Cooling off the opposition, civil rights attorney William Kunstler, counsel for the defence in the recent Chicago Seven conspiracy trial, pours a pitcher of water over the head of conservative Edmund Burke Society spokesman Paul Fromm, during confrontation last night at University of Toronto's Convocation Hall
6/22/1970
Defence counsel, G. Arthur Martin shown, has been in custody last March on slaying charge [Incomplete]
Defence counsel, G. Arthur Martin shown, has been in custody last March on slaying charge [Incomplete]
2/25/1947
No evidence was offered by Defence Counsel Sullivan as the crown closed its case against Mrs
No evidence was offered by Defence Counsel Sullivan as the crown closed its case against Mrs
10/16/1946
Counsel taken by surprise. National Hockey League Players Association surprises its legal counsel and director, R. Alan Eagleson (right), with plaque (...)
Counsel taken by surprise. National Hockey League Players Association surprises its legal counsel and director, R. Alan Eagleson (right), with plaque (...)
6/25/1970
The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
11/6/1936
Divided: Crown counsel Doug Hunt (left) says a letter to the lawyer of Ernst Zundel (centre) from the civil liberties association: represented by Edward Greenspan: shows division
Divided: Crown counsel Doug Hunt (left) says a letter to the lawyer of Ernst Zundel (centre) from the civil liberties association: represented by Edward Greenspan: shows division
8/19/1986
Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
1/15/1965
Reformed addict: I don't think I'd be here today, or be alive today, without a rehabilitation program, says Chris Loeppky, who now counsels street kids
Reformed addict: I don't think I'd be here today, or be alive today, without a rehabilitation program, says Chris Loeppky, who now counsels street kids
8/19/1991
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
5/1/1948
On a mision: Allan Silber, Counsel Corp. chief, says Canadians are the most enthusiastic buyers of Israel bonds around the world.
On a mision: Allan Silber, Counsel Corp. chief, says Canadians are the most enthusiastic buyers of Israel bonds around the world.
9/26/1990
Morris Kokin: Psychologist runs clinic outside Montreal and counsels alcoholics and their families.
Morris Kokin: Psychologist runs clinic outside Montreal and counsels alcoholics and their families.
10/6/1989