- G. Arthur Martin Criminal Justice Medal – Call for 2013 nominations due May 1, 2013
- Bursaries
- University of Windsor
- York University
- University of Western Ontario
- Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology
- Criminal Lawyers’ Association Scholarship
Annual award valued at $2000.00 - Criminal Lawyers’ Association Scholarship
Annual award valued at $2000.00 - Criminal Lawyers’ Association Award for Second Year
Annual award valued at $1500.00 - Criminal Lawyers’ Association Award for Third Year
Annual award valued at $500.00 - Criminal Lawyers’ Association Award Law Clerk Program
Annual award valued at $250.00 - Criminal Lawyers’ Association Award Law Clerk Program (accelerated)
Annual award valued at $250.00
G. Arthur Martin Criminal Justice Medal
Annually the association presents the G. Arthur Martin Criminal Justice Medal for outstanding contribution to criminal justice. G. Arthur Martin was Canada’s greatest criminal advocate before he became a leading jurist with the Ontario Court of Appeal. Recipients of the medal names in his honour are:
1989 G. Arthur Martin
Call for Nominations
G. Arthur Martin Criminal Justice Award1990 Arthur Maloney 1991 John J. Robinette 1992 Charles L. Dubin 1993 John Ll. Edwards 1994 Martin L. Friedland 1995 Antonio Lamer 1996 Earl J. Levy 1997 Alan D. Gold 1998 Louise Arbour 1999 Peter deC. Cory 2000 Austin Cooper 2001 Edward Greenspan 2002 Marlys Edwardh 2003 Fred Kaufman 2004 James Lockyer 2005 Jack Pinkofsky 2006 Donald Bayne 2007 Paul Copeland 2008 David Humphrey, Sr. 2009 Marc Rosenberg 2010 Brian Greenspan 2011 Morris Fish 2012 Don Stuart The Awards Committee was changed and will in future be comprised of the following four persons: The President of the Criminal Lawyers’ Association, the current Chief Justice of Ontario, a prominent criminal law academic nominated and approved by the Governing Body, and a member of the community nominated and approved by the Governing Body. One of the medals has been mounted on a wooden base and is housed permanently in the G. Arthur Martin Room at Osgoode Hall. Each year a brass plaque is attached to the base to indicate the recipients.
Bursaries
The Criminal Lawyers’ is pleased to support a variety of bursaries.
University of Windsor
Faculty of LawFor more information please contact:
Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue
Windsor, Ontario, N9B 3P4
York University
Osgoode Hall Law SchoolFor more information please contact:
Osgoode Hall Law School
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON
M3J 1P3
University of Western Ontario
Faculty of LawFor more information please contact:
University of Western Ontario
Faculty of Law
London, Ontario
M6A 5B8
Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology
Law Clerk ProgramFor more information please contact:
Seneca College
1750 Finch Avenue East
Toronto, Ontario
M2J 2X5