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Aug 10, 2026
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Judge says Iqaluit lawyer was unfairly denied entry to legal aid panel
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NEWS AUG 10, 2026 – 8:30 AM EDT
Judge says Iqaluit lawyer was unfairly denied entry to legal aid panel
Justice Paul Rouleau sends Alison Crowe’s application back to Legal Services Board for reconsideration
Alison Crowe, seen here in a file photo, has won a partial victory in her attempt to be reinstated to the Legal Services Board of Nunavut’s list of defence lawyers who can take on legal aid criminal cases. Justice Paul Rouleau has ordered the board reconsider Crowe’s application. (File photo)
By Mosha Folger
A Toronto judge found that a Nunavut legal service “breached its duty of fairn…
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