Interviews with Paul Belanger
Reference Code: | File - C 81-4-0-66 |
Title: | Interviews with Paul Belanger |
Date of Creation: | Nov. 2002 - Jan. 2003 |
Physical Description: |
1 file of textual records (includes 4 audio cassettes (c. 240 minutes)) |
Forms Part of: | C 81-4 - Osgoode Society Oral History Programme - Special Projects interview files |
Scope and Content: |
File consists of oral history records documenting the life and career of Paul Belanger (b. 1942), former Provincial Court Judge, Criminal Division (1978-), Senior Judge in Ottawa (1984-), and Senior Judge, Criminal Division (1984). Interview topics include: early background, education and career; Osgoode Hall Law School (1965-1968); articling and practice; lecturer, Algonquin College; Carleton Law Association President (1977); appointment as Provincial Court Judge, Criminal Division (1978); Senior Judge, Ottawa (1984); Ontario Provincial Judges' Association; cases; retirement (2002). Interviewer unknown. File includes four audio cassette recordings from a series of two interviews, a transcript with index (153 p.), and a copy of a release form. |
Restrictions on Access: |
None |
Notes: |
Interview conducted as part of the Provincial Court Project. |
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Location and Ordering Information: | Textual records are located in container B436637; sound recordings are located in container B436724 |