Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Signal High) —– The Ontario government, led by Premier Doug Ford, has appointed ten new judges to the Ontario Court of Justice. The ten come from a wide array of backgrounds, including refugee advocates, legal aid officials, child protection lawyers, prison law, amateur sports, dispute resolution, homicide prosecutors, health care law, and special advisories.
The new appointees include: Ghina Al-Sewaidi, Emily Suzanne Beaton, Timothy John DiMuzio, Ann Marina Elias, Sean Ellacott, Joelle Malette, Peter Ross Maund, Sean Robichaud, Jennifer Trehearne, and Christian Andrew Vanderhooft.
The Ontario Court of Justice, comprised of provincial judges and justices of the peace, preside over some criminal, family, child welfare, and provincial offences matter. In contrast, the Superior Court of Justice, staffed by federally appointed judges, handle criminal cases, divorce, civil cases involving large amounts, and charter challenge.
Signal High News Corporation invites readers, viewers, listeners, and subscribers to research the new appointees, and to make a report [link] with their findings.
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