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Jane Lancaster(Canada) |
Jane received her Bachelor of Arts in 1968 and Bachelor of Laws in 1974, both from the University of Saskatchewan. She was admitted to the Saskatchewan Bar in 1976, and received her Queen's Counsel designation in 1994. She was elected Bencher of the Law Society of Saskatchewan in 1994, and is currently serving her second term as Bencher. Jane has been employed by the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission since 1995 as an articling student, staff lawyer, legal director of rural and city offices, and since 1992, the Chair of the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission. She has direct responsibility for the 62 lawyers located in 13 area offices throughout the province, as well as management and administrative roles in the Commission. Jane has been active in legal matters including the executive of Bar Associations, presenter and organizer of numerous continuing legal education seminars, lecturer in Criminal Law at Bar Admission Courses, and on Advisory Board of Executive Program co-ordinated by the College of Commerce. In her term as Bencher, Jane has been Chair of Discipline Committee, Chair of Ethics and Chair of Gender Equity Committee. |
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