Background
DAUBNEY, DAVID was born in 1947 in Windsor, Ontario.
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"Five Points to Consider in Rejecting the Death Penalty," The Globe and Mail, May 15. 1987 (in French, Le Devoir). "Sentencing Conference a Stimulus to Reform," The Lawyers Weekly, July 27, 1988.
Member of Parliament, Ottawa West, 1984. Director, Ontario and Inter-Provincial Lottery Corporations, 1979-1980. Member of Assessment Review Court of Ontario, 1980-1981.
Member of Parliament, House of Commons, 1984-1988. Chairman, Standing Committee on Justice and Solicitor General, 1987-1988. Chairman, Canada-Israel Friendship Group, Parliament of Canada, 1988.
Vice Chairman, Ontario Caucus, Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, 1987-1988.
DAVID DAUBNEY
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DAVID DAUBNEY, Canadian Lawyer, Partner of PATENT & TRADE MARK AGENTS, specializing in the field of General Civil and Criminal Practice in all Courts. Corporation, Labour, Commercial, Taxation, Customs and Excise. Real Estate, Probate, Insurance and Negligence Law. Trial and Appellate Work. Parliamentary Counsel.
Education
Queen’s University (Bachelor of Arts, 1969). University of Western Ontario (Bachelor of Laws, 1972).
Career
Working as a partner of PATENT & TRADE MARK AGENTS. Admitted to the bar, 1974, Ontario.
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"Five Points to Consider in Rejecting the Death Penalty," The Globe and Mail, May 15. 1987 (in French, Le Devoir). "Sentencing Conference a Stimulus to Reform," The Lawyers Weekly, July 27, 1988.
Member of Parliament, Ottawa West, 1984. Director, Ontario and Inter-Provincial Lottery Corporations, 1979-1980. Member of Assessment Review Court of Ontario, 1980-1981.
Member of Parliament, House of Commons, 1984-1988. Chairman, Standing Committee on Justice and Solicitor General, 1987-1988. Chairman, Canada-Israel Friendship Group, Parliament of Canada, 1988.
Vice Chairman, Ontario Caucus, Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, 1987-1988.
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Membership
County of Carleton Law Association. Society of Upper Canada. Canadian Bar Association.
Ottawa-Carleton Law Association. Canadian Criminal Justice Association.
