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McLucklin, Beverly

Beverley McLachlin ( Beverley McLachlin ) - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada in 2000-2017 (the first woman in this position and the record holder for the length of stay in it). She is also the chairman of the Canadian Council of Magistracy, the chairman of the Advisory Council of the Order of Canada , and the chairman of the Administrative Council of the State Institute of Magistracy. Member of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada , companion to the Order of Canada (2017).

Beverly McLucklin
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Beverly McLucklin
Beverly McLachlin speaking at the Brazilian Supreme Court , 2007
Flagintermittent judge
from July 30, 2018
FlagChief Justice of Canada
January 7, 2000 - December 15, 2017
MonarchElizabeth II
PredecessorAntonio Lamer
Successor
FlagJunior Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
March 30, 1989 - January 7, 2000
Predecessor
Successor
FlagChief Justice of the
September 7, 1988 - March 30, 1989
Predecessor
SuccessorWilliam A. Esson
BirthSeptember 7, 1943 ( 1943-09-07 ) (aged 75)
Birth name
Education
Professionlawyer
Activitiesjudge
Awards

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Biography

Beverly McLucklin was born on September 7, 1943 at Pincher Creek in Alberta . At the University of Alberta, she received a bachelor's degree in art , a master's degree in philosophy, and she is also a bachelor of law and the best in her graduation.
After training, from 1969 to 1975 she studied law and from 1974 to 1981 worked as a teacher at the University of British Columbia .

Career

Her career as a judge began in 1981 at the Vancouver County Court, on September 8, 1981, she was appointed judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and December 5, 1985 - Court of Appeal of British Columbia. On September 7, 1988, she was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, on March 30, 1989, she entered the country's highest court, the Supreme Court of Canada, and on January 7, 2000, she became Chief Justice of Canada.

On July 1, 2008, she led the election committee, introducing physician Henry Morgenthaler , known as an abortion physician and activist for the choice , to the Order of Canada .

In 2017, she completed a judicial career in Canada. In 2018, appointed inconsistent judge of the .

Rewards

  • Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal
  • Commander of the Legion of Honor ( France , 2007 )

Honorary University Titles

  • University of British Columbia , Doctor of Law (po.), 1990
  • University of Alberta , Doctor of Law (po.), 1991
  • University of Toronto , Doctor of Law (Poch.), 1995
  • York University , Doctor of Law (po.), 1999
  • Upper Canada Bar Association, Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2000
  • University of Ottawa , Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2000
  • University of Calgary , Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2000
  • Brock University, Ph.D. (po.), 2000
  • Simon Fraser University , Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2000
  • Victorian University , Ph.D. (po.), 2000
  • University of Alberta , Doctor of Law (po.), 2000
  • Lethbridge University , Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2001
  • Bridgewater College, Doctor of Law (Poch.), 2001
  • Mount St. Vincent University, Doctor of Law (po.), 2002
  • Prince Edward Island University , Ph.D. (post.), 2002
  • University of Montreal , Doctor of Law (po.), 2003
  • University of Manitoba , Doctor of Law (po.), 2004
  • Queen's University of Belfast , Doctor of Law (po.), 2004
  • Dalhousie University , Doctor of Law (Post.), 2004
  • Carleton University , Ph.D. (po.), 2004
  • University of Maine at Fort Kent , Doctor of Law (po.), 2005

Literature

  • Griffiths R., Arbor L., Malouf D., McLachlin B. Nouveau dialogue sur la démocratie au Canada. - Boréal, 2006.

Links

  • The Right Honorable Beverley McLachlin, PC, Chief Justice of Canada
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Maclaclin_, Beverly&oldid = 98634142


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