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BC Appoints Trio Of New Judges To Provincial Bench

The Canadian Press, 21 Mar, 2018 12:50 PM
  • BC Appoints Trio Of New Judges To Provincial Bench
Three new provincial court judges have been appointed in British Columbia.
 
 
The appointments of Diana Dorey, Peter McDermick and Andrew Tam fill vacancies created by retirements. 
 
 
Dorey will be assigned to the Fraser region, McDermick to the Northern region and Tam to the Interior.
 
 
All the appointments will take effect early next month.

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