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Bob McGee, deputy crown attorney for Toronto is responsible for special seven-man squad of lawyers who handle the largest number of rape cases in Metro
Bob McGee, deputy crown attorney for Toronto is responsible for special seven-man squad of lawyers who handle the largest number of rape cases in Metro

Bob McGee, deputy crown attorney for Toronto is responsible for special seven-man squad of lawyers who handle the largest number of rape cases in Metro

Date12/29/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0129899F
Bob McGee: Quit after 16 years as deputy crown attorney for Toronto.
Bob McGee: Quit after 16 years as deputy crown attorney for Toronto.
11/1/1982
Taped officers: Charles Keeping, 29, right, with his lawyers Angie Codina and Harry Kopyto, secretly taped meetings and telephone conversations with two Metro drug squad officers last year
Taped officers: Charles Keeping, 29, right, with his lawyers Angie Codina and Harry Kopyto, secretly taped meetings and telephone conversations with two Metro drug squad officers last year
3/24/1985
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
7/19/1990
Drop-out turned lawyer: Kenora-based Crown Attorney Rupert Ross has writen a book on his latest cultural odyssey, describing his struggle to understand the guif between native ethics and the Canadian legal system
Drop-out turned lawyer: Kenora-based Crown Attorney Rupert Ross has writen a book on his latest cultural odyssey, describing his struggle to understand the guif between native ethics and the Canadian legal system
5/27/1992
Before verdict: Patrick Duffy, lawyer for 22-year-old Darlene Baldwin, asked jury to consider seven-year minimum sentence faced by his client compared with one-year term for woman who became crown witness.
Before verdict: Patrick Duffy, lawyer for 22-year-old Darlene Baldwin, asked jury to consider seven-year minimum sentence faced by his client compared with one-year term for woman who became crown witness.
4/18/1980
Deputy Attorney-General of Ontario, A. R. Dick arrives at judicial inquiry today to keep a watching brief at hearing for Attorney-General Arthur Wishart.
Deputy Attorney-General of Ontario, A. R. Dick arrives at judicial inquiry today to keep a watching brief at hearing for Attorney-General Arthur Wishart.
7/16/1968
Lawyer's challenge: Ben Johnson's lawyer, Terrence O'Sullivan, claimed several reasons for athlete's positive drug test.
Lawyer's challenge: Ben Johnson's lawyer, Terrence O'Sullivan, claimed several reasons for athlete's positive drug test.
3/7/1993
Richard Chaloner deputy attorney general
Richard Chaloner deputy attorney general
6/19/1987
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
4/27/1987
In defence of lawyers: Gary Lloyd Gottlieb, reaching for a law book in his office, examines the unprecedented intensive scrutiny by the public his profession is undergoing at present
In defence of lawyers: Gary Lloyd Gottlieb, reaching for a law book in his office, examines the unprecedented intensive scrutiny by the public his profession is undergoing at present
6/7/1982
Inquest lawyers: Don Cosway, left, and Robert Stewart were among those who summed up evidence at the Lillian Hess inquest yesterday.
Inquest lawyers: Don Cosway, left, and Robert Stewart were among those who summed up evidence at the Lillian Hess inquest yesterday.
1/13/1980
Lawyers for the accused, left to right: Paul Tomlinson (for Betesh), Earl Levy (for Gruener), George Marron (for Woods), Gordon Goldman (for Kribs)
Lawyers for the accused, left to right: Paul Tomlinson (for Betesh), Earl Levy (for Gruener), George Marron (for Woods), Gordon Goldman (for Kribs)
1/13/1978