Donald Morand was a lawyer and justice for the Supreme Court of Ontario. In 1975 he oversaw a hearing of the Royal Commission into Metropolitan Toronto Police Practices. He ruled that in the case of the Brunswick Four the police had not used excessive force, and that the women had actually been abusive to the police.
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Donald Morand (Main)
BE [n75.63]
Donald Raymond Morand (altName)
BE [http://www.ontariocourts.ca/en/formerjudges/(http://goo.gl/IkJlLP)] |
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| Related Pages | Donald Morand on LGLC
Donald Morand on VIAF |
| Birth Date | 1918 |
| Death Date | 1993 |
| Occupations |
Judge, High Court of Justice
Judicial
1975/04 https://lglc.ca/event/n75.63 LawyerOral History: Mr. Justice Donald Morand 1987, 308 pages,” The Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History, n.d., https://www.osgoodesociety.ca/oral-history/donald-morand-1987/ Ombudsman Politician1979 - 1984 Oral History: Mr. Justice Donald Morand 1987, 308 pages,” The Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History, n.d., https://www.osgoodesociety.ca/oral-history/donald-morand-1987/ |
| Associated Organizations |
Organization: Supreme Court of Ontario (Member)
1975/04 BCE [n75.63] |