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Originally Posted by Voodooman
I also don't have any big issues with the payment of the law society dues. My organization pays professional membership dues for employees, and I think more employers do pay these dues, than don't. On the other side of the coin, perhaps the Law Society would be willing to refund those dues now, as I'm sure they would prefer not to be associated with Redford.
It brings up an interesting question though. If there is an RCMP probe, and she is found guilty of fraudulent activities, is there potential for a disbarment or expulsion from the society?
I'd be interested to hear the perspective of any actual lawyers (not all you armchair Alberta Traffic Act experts) as to potential repercussions to her credentials. Perhaps one of you would be interested in lodging a formal complaint with the Law Society? You'd have the gratitude of many people.
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Hey that's just being mean now.
I guess I'm interested in the answer as well. She wasn't exactly practicing law when she did this stuff.
I was talking to my sister a couple of years ago about Disbarment (She used to practice law before she decided she hated it and went into Immigration research, yes the Captain's sister is a died in the wool lefty commie by the way)
But she mentioned that there were four areas that could lead to disbarment
Financial Fraud - ripping off your clients. I don't know if expense fraud as premier would really count. I don't know if her travel stuff would count either
Non Financial personal misconduct - I don't know if this falls into place, she hasn't been criminally charged for anything
Moral indiscretions - well unless she's using the taxpayers money to pay male strippers to act as coffee tables and she's snorting coke off of their butts . . .