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Provincial court Judge Sam Darragh in court at Old City Hall: Many say it's time the selection process was opened up more
Provincial court Judge Sam Darragh in court at Old City Hall: Many say it's time the selection process was opened up more

Provincial court Judge Sam Darragh in court at Old City Hall: Many say it's time the selection process was opened up more

Date6/8/1987
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0126443F
Visiting old city hall with pupils from Grade 5 of Dewson Public School, volunteer school helper 86-year-old Ida Seigal chats with Judge Tupper Bigelow in his chambers after the group sat in on his court for more than two hours. Judge Bigelow and Mrs. Seigal served on school board together during 1930s.
Visiting old city hall with pupils from Grade 5 of Dewson Public School, volunteer school helper 86-year-old Ida Seigal chats with Judge Tupper Bigelow in his chambers after the group sat in on his court for more than two hours. Judge Bigelow and Mrs. Seigal served on school board together during 1930s.
Spremo, Boris
12/14/1971
Calls it quits: Provincial Court Judge Lorenzo DiCecco' waves as he drives away in his sports car from the old city hall courthouse yesterday
Calls it quits: Provincial Court Judge Lorenzo DiCecco' waves as he drives away in his sports car from the old city hall courthouse yesterday
Dicecco, Lorenzo
8/9/1989
Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court, says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco, left, seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms
Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court, says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco, left, seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
3/30/1987
It's like a secular baptism, says County Court Judge Archibald Carter about ceremony when he grants permanent custody of children to adoptive parents. Carter went through his customary warm ceremony for 9-month-old John who became son of Ray and Bambi Reilly. Brother Grant, 4, looks on.
It's like a secular baptism, says County Court Judge Archibald Carter about ceremony when he grants permanent custody of children to adoptive parents. Carter went through his customary warm ceremony for 9-month-old John who became son of Ray and Bambi Reilly. Brother Grant, 4, looks on.
Brennan, Pat
1/27/1977
Criminal courts may be a blessing for cop-outs of present generation, says Joe Addison, a provincial court judge
Criminal courts may be a blessing for cop-outs of present generation, says Joe Addison, a provincial court judge
Addison, Joseph
2/21/1974
An MPP in handcuffs, Leaving a police van-its only passenger-at old city hall for his second appearance in court in a week, Ed Ziemba had changed from(...)
An MPP in handcuffs, Leaving a police van-its only passenger-at old city hall for his second appearance in court in a week, Ed Ziemba had changed from(...)
Loek, Dick
6/29/1977
John Prentice: Former provincial court judge practised law until he was 95 years old.
John Prentice: Former provincial court judge practised law until he was 95 years old.
Beaty, Keith
1/9/1982
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
David M. Stone of Pickering and Harry Stone of television's Night Court have a couple of things in common. Both are judges and self-confessed hams. On June 1, David Stone became a judge. For Stone - previously a criminal lawyer and crown attorney - the appointment to the provincial court (criminal division) in Oshawa is a dream come true. [Incomplete]
Russell, Jim
7/19/1990
Judge Howland. It's an honor. Mr. Justice William Howland of the Ontario Court of Appeal has been appointed chief justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario
Judge Howland. It's an honor. Mr. Justice William Howland of the Ontario Court of Appeal has been appointed chief justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario
Canada. Supreme Court
11/4/1977
Hamming it up: Domenic, left, and Lelio Cappola have been making prosciutto for 23 years. It's a simple but time-consuming process to make the salt-cured ham that is so popular served with melon. The broghers sell 1,500 hams each week from the Cartwright Ave. location year Yorkdale.
Hamming it up: Domenic, left, and Lelio Cappola have been making prosciutto for 23 years. It's a simple but time-consuming process to make the salt-cured ham that is so popular served with melon. The broghers sell 1,500 hams each week from the Cartwright Ave. location year Yorkdale.
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
6/21/1985
Starting over, A smiling Susan Nelles sits in a car with her parents outside the College Park courts after Provincial Court Judge David Vanek ruled ye(...)
Starting over, A smiling Susan Nelles sits in a car with her parents outside the College Park courts after Provincial Court Judge David Vanek ruled ye(...)
Nelles, Susan
5/21/1982
Rebel with a cause: Judge William Sharpe called into question the impartiality of provincial court judges when he refused to hear an appeal in a careless driving case
Rebel with a cause: Judge William Sharpe called into question the impartiality of provincial court judges when he refused to hear an appeal in a careless driving case
Cooper, David
12/18/1982