Justice Minister Felix Collins today announced appointments to Queen's counsel by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
Those appointed to Queen's counsel are: F. Geoffrey Aylward, Lisa A. Byrne, Michael J. Crosbie, Calvin L. Lake, James E. Maher, Heather L.C. Mills, Robert P. Pittman, Terrance G. Rowe, and Graham A. Wells.
"The appointment as Queen's counsel is a prestigious honour which recognizes lawyers who have demonstrated a devotion to the legal profession in Newfoundland and Labrador," Collins said. "Those appointed this year exemplify the qualities of Queen's counsel such as professionalism and dedication and I congratulate them on their appointment."
Queen's counsel comprises senior barristers who have served a minimum of 10 years in the legal profession, have gained the respect of the legal community and who are in good standing with the Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador. Appointments are made on the recommendation of the Minister of Justice and Attorney General after consultation with the Legal Appointments Board as outlined in the Queen's Counsel Act.
Queens Counsel appointments announced
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- Bert
- - July 2, 2010 at 15:00:28
Its time for the govt. to stop this foolishness to satisfy the rich and famous. Felix my man when are you going to have something similar for the plumbers, labourers and the like. I guess with these people the prestige would not be there. This is the same with policial appointments, never will go to the common Joe or Jill and its not because they do not have the common sense to do the jobs.
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- Bert
- - July 1, 2010 at 21:48:19
Its time for the govt. to stop this foolishness to satisfy the rich and famous. Felix my man when are you going to have something similar for the plumbers, labourers and the like. I guess with these people the prestige would not be there. This is the same with policial appointments, never will go to the common Joe or Jill and its not because they do not have the common sense to do the jobs.





