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Government appeal: Dr. Henry Morgentaler, left, listens intently from the gallery at Queen's Park as Attorney-General Roy McMurtry announces yesterday(...)
Government appeal: Dr. Henry Morgentaler, left, listens intently from the gallery at Queen's Park as Attorney-General Roy McMurtry announces yesterday(...)

Government appeal: Dr. Henry Morgentaler, left, listens intently from the gallery at Queen's Park as Attorney-General Roy McMurtry announces yesterday(...)

Date12/4/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Government appeal: Dr. Henry Morgentaler, left, listens intently from the gallery at Queen's Park as Attorney-General Roy McMurtry announces yesterday that the government will appeal the doctor's acquittal on conspiring to procure a miscarriage. McMurtry said if the verdict went unchallenged, defence counsel would be able to urge juries to disregard laws.
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Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
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