|
Julian Falconer
Julian Falconer the
person is a husband and father. With his wife and colleague
Elisabeth, he has two boys, Ben who is 7 years old and Justin
who is 2 years old. Julian Falconer, the lawyer, is a senior
partner with Falconer Charney Macklin. In the true tradition
of a Barrister, Julian's practice takes him to civil, administrative
and criminal courts at both trial and appellate levels. He has
argued cases in both English and French. A major component of
Julian's work has involved advocacy in human rights and public
interest litigation. Some of Julian's more renowned clients led
a December 2000 National Post profile to describe him as a "Voice
for the Powerless".
Julian has been legal counsel to the
Urban Alliance on Race Relations since 1992. Julian co-Chaired
a ground-breaking conference in Toronto on the "Alternatives
to the Use of Lethal Force by Police" that, for the first
time, brought police and community together over the issue of
police shootings. He has argued issues of race at the trial
and appellate levels in both criminal and civil courts.
His individual clients have included
many families who have lost loved ones at the hands of the state,
be they police shootings or prison deaths. Julian's more
notable work at the inquiry level has included acting on the
Donaldson Inquest and representing the families of Robert Gentles,
Edmund Yu and Wayne Williams in Coroners
Inquests. Julian is also legal counsel for the Odhavji
family whose case is presently before the Supreme Court of Canada
on the issue of abuse of public office and the citizen's right
to private remedies against state officials. Julian also
represents the plaintiff, Jason Burke whose allegations against
the Toronto Police were the focus of a recent Toronto Star series
on racial profiling. Julian's civil litigation practice
includes plaintiffs' personal injury cases and commercial litigation
on behalf of institutional clients as wells as individuals.
Julian's practice has also included acting as counsel for lawyers
on matters ranging from partnership disputes to contempt proceedings
and personal costs applications. Julian's academic publications
include writings in constitutional law as well as issues of race
and the justice system. Last year Julian co-authored a
book for Butterworths of Canada on the Ontario Coroners system.
(notes for conference flier where Falconer
was a speaker)
|
Truth can never be
told so as to be understood, and not be believ'd. William Blake, The Proverbs of Hell
Truth suppress'd, whether
by courts or crooks, will find an avenue to be told. Sheila Steele, injusticebusters.com
If you hold the mouth
of Truth, It will burst out its rib-cage. Somali proverb
Publisher : Sheila
Steele
Got something
to say about this or any other stories on this site? Go to injusticebustersblog Participate!
- injusticebusters
court advice :
- How to walk yourself through the justice system
-
- Why you should dump your preliminary hearing (written July 1998 and still valid)
-
- Sermonette:
The
Naked Truth -- (You
will find links to many more sermonettes in the sidebar on this
page
Another target
of Dueck's malice: : Wilf Hathway
Our activism
contributed greatly to the good vibes which happened around the civil
trial.
Index
to the stories on this website
This is not
regularly updated so if you are looking for a particular story
and you have a name or keyword, please use the site search engine(at
the bottom of the page) which IS regularly updated
Index to Saskatoon Police stories
This is a pretty good scrapbook
for the 1998-2002 period.

Inquiry into the malicious prosecution of David
Milgaard untanling 36 years of Saskatchewan police and Crown
misconduct: : Opening day 1 | 2
| 3 | 4
| 5 | 6
| 7 |
|