McGill University Faculty of Law - Notable Previous Faculty Members

Notable Previous Faculty Members

  • Irwin Cotler (human rights lawyer, Member of Parliament and former Canadian Minister of Justice)
  • Paul-André Crépeau (responsible for drafting the new Civil Code of Quebec)
  • Julius Grey (Quebec Human Rights Lawyer)
  • John Peters Humphrey, (founding Director of the United Nations Human Rights division and principal drafter of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
  • Nicholas Kasirer (scholar of civil law, comparative law, and law and language, Dean of the faculty 2004-2009, Quebec Court of Appeal judge)
  • Yves-Marie Morrissette (scholar of civil law and comparative law, Quebec Court of Appeal judge)
  • F.R. Scott (constitutional rights lawyer, civil libertarian and poet)
  • William Tetley, C.M., Q.C., LL. L. (former Quebec Cabinet Minister, scholar of maritime law)
  • Stephen Toope (international law scholar, President of the University of British Columbia)

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