Contributors

• Author: Edward L. Greenspan
• Pages: 261-267

Contributors

The

Hon. Gerald

N.

Allbright

was

called

to the

Saskatchewan

Bar in

1971.

Before

his

appointment

to the

judiciary, Justice Allbright practised primarily

in the

areas

of

criminal

and

civil litigation,

as

well

as

serving

as

chairperson

of

extensive labour arbi-

trations.

He has

been president

of the

Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers' Association

and

the Law

Society,

1981-82.

Justice Allbright sits

on the

Court

of

Queen's Bench

for

Saskatchewan

in

Saskatoon.

G.

Greg Brodsky,

QC,

was

born

in

Melville, Saskatchewan,

on

April 15,1940.

He

grad-

uated

from

the

University

of

Manitoba

Law

School

in

1963

and

received

his

LL.M.

from

the

University

of

Manitoba

in

1965.

He was

admitted

to the Bar in

Ontario

in

1971

and in

Saskatchewan

in

1977. Specializing

in

criminal law,

he was

appointed

Queen's Counsel

in

1976

and is

currently

the

"Brodsky"

in

Brodsky

&

Company,

Winnipeg,

Manitoba.

He was the first

president

of the

Manitoba

Trial Lawyers'

Association

in

1976,

now

called

the

Criminal

Defence

Lawyers' Association,

and

held

that position

for

twelve years.

He is a

Life

Bencher

of the Law

Society

of

Manitoba

and

past

national

chairperson

of the

Criminal Justice

section

of the

Canadian

Bar

Association.

David

M.

Cohn

is a

sole practitioner

in a

private criminal defence practice

in

Toronto.

He

completed

his

B.A.

in

economics

at the

University

of

Western Ontario

in

1976

and

his

LL.B.

at the

University

of

Windsor

in

1979.

He

articled with Aiken, Capp,

Barristers

&

Solicitors

in

Toronto

and was

called

to the Bar in

Ontario

in

1981. Over

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