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- The Honourable Paul Crampton
- The Honourable Jocelyne Gagné
- The Honourable Elizabeth Heneghan
- The Honourable James O'Reilly
- The Honourable Russel W. Zinn
- The Honourable Catherine M. Kane
- The Honourable Michael D. Manson
- The Honourable Yvan Roy
- The Honourable Cecily Y. Strickland
- The Honourable Glennys L McVeigh
- The Honourable Martine St-Louis
- The Honourable Henry S. Brown
- The Honourable Alan S. Diner
- The Honourable Simon Fothergill
- The Honourable Denis Gascon
- The Honourable Richard F. Southcott
- The Honourable Patrick K. Gleeson
- The Honourable Ann Marie McDonald
- The Honourable Roger R. Lafrenière
- The Honourable William F. Pentney
- The Honourable Shirzad S. Ahmed
- The Honourable Sébastien Grammond
- The Honourable Paul Favel
- The Honourable John Norris
- The Honourable Nicholas McHaffie
- The Honourable Janet M. Fuhrer
- The Honourable Christine Pallotta
- The Honourable Andrew D. Little
- The Honourable Angela Furlanetto
- The Honourable Lobat Sadrehashemi
- The Honourable Avvy Yao-Yao Go
- The Honourable Mandy Aylen
- The Honourable Guy Régimbald
- The Honourable Ekaterina Tsimberis
- The Honourable Anne M. Turley
- The Honourable Negar Azmudeh
- The Honourable Phuong T.V. Ngo
- The Honourable Allyson Whyte Nowak
- The Honourable Angus G. Grant
- The Honourable Julie L. Blackhawk
- The Honourable Michael Battista
- The Honourable Benoit M. Duchesne
The Honourable James O'Reilly
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Justice James O’Reilly graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a BA (Hons), and then obtained his LLB from Osgoode Hall Law School and an LLM from the University of Ottawa. Justice O’Reilly has had a varied legal career, serving as Consultant to the Law Reform Commission of Canada, Legal Advisor in the Department of Justice, sole practitioner specializing in legal policy and law reform, Executive Legal Officer at the Supreme Court of Canada, Associate Executive Director at the National Judicial Institute, and Counsel to the Collusion Investigation in London, England.
He is the author of many reports and publications, and has taught law at Carleton University, the University of Ottawa, McGill University, Western University, and the Law Society of Upper Canada. Justice O’Reilly has served as co-chair of the CIAJ’s Judgment Writing Seminar since 2010. He is also a Fellow of McLaughlin College, York University. He was appointed to the Federal Court in 2002 and to the Court Martial Appeal Court in 2003.
Date modified: 2022-09-28