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Courts should be allowed to impose lifetime driving suspensions on motorists convicted in any accident causing death, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry sa(...)
Courts should be allowed to impose lifetime driving suspensions on motorists convicted in any accident causing death, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry sa(...)

Courts should be allowed to impose lifetime driving suspensions on motorists convicted in any accident causing death, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry sa(...)

Date11/22/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Courts should be allowed to impose lifetime driving suspensions on motorists convicted in any accident causing death, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry says. McMurty's office yesterday released an 11-page letter the attorney-general has written to federal Justice Minister John Crosbie, who is attending a conference in St. John's, Nfld. with provincial ministers responsible for justice.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067664F
Leiterman and notice of suspensions. Compass suspension is immediate, others in the fall
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Good for the Constitution. Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, right, federal Energy Minister Jean Chretien and former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Ro(...)
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4/5/1994
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
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Key players: Former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Romanow, left, and counterpart Roy McMurtry of Ontario met with Chretien during so-called kitchen cabinet talks in 1981
Key players: Former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Romanow, left, and counterpart Roy McMurtry of Ontario met with Chretien during so-called kitchen cabinet talks in 1981
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Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
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Security bill: Ontario's Roy McMurtry (right) and other provincial attorneys-general have been sharply critical of powers proposed for security agents by Solicitor-General Robert Kaplan
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