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Patrick is a silver medallist and magna cum laude graduate of the University of Ottawa Law School who has been practicing at the forefront of criminal law in Ottawa for over 40 years. In 1989 he was among the first group of lawyers in Ontario to be certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a specialist in criminal law. He is counsel at Fasken Martineau and a member of the litigation practice group. He has represented clients in all trial and appellate courts in Ontario, and has been lead counsel in numerous major criminal trials including over 60 homicide cases. Other cases involve drug trafficking, fraud, regulatory offence and prosecutions under the Income Tax Act, the Competition Act and the Lobbying Act. He has also practiced before military tribunals, including the defence of a Canadian Airborne soldier charged with murder while deployed in Somalia – a case which received national media coverage and contributed to several changes to the military justice system. Patrick is a founding member and a past president of the Defence Counsel Association of Ottawa. He has lectured extensively at the Ontario Bar Admission Course on Criminal Procedure and related criminal topics.
Julie Scott graduated from the University of Ottawa Law School in 1989 and was called to the Bar of Upper Canada in 1991. She began her career in private practice and from 1991-2000 practiced civil litigation, family law, and criminal defence. Ms. Scott joined the Ottawa Crown's office in 2000 as an Assistant Crown Attorney and held that position until 2013. She was an Acting Deputy Crown Attorney in Ottawa in 2014, and in 2015 became the Acting Crown Attorney in Lanark County. Ms. Scott is also the Director of Current Legal Issues for the Ontario Crown Attorneys Association, continued legal studies.
Karin Stein graduated from the University of Ottawa Law School in 2004 and articled with a full-service boutique firm in Ottawa. After her call to the bar in 2005, Karin joined Carroll & Wallace where she practices criminal and quasi-criminal law. She is a member of the DCAO executive.
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