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Justice Mitch Hoffman was called to the Bar in 1989 and specialized in criminal law. As assistant Crown attorney for Essex County, Justice Hoffman served as bilingual designate, child abuse designate as well as hate crimes designate. He was the acting Crown attorney for both Bruce County and Haldimand County and was the regional Crown liaison for the Provincial Joint Forces Biker Enforcement Unit. Justice Hoffman served as a member of the Essex Child Abuse Council and Sexual Offenders Task Force Sub-Committee and was co-chair of the Domestic Violence Advisory Committee. He has also been a participant in the Six Nations community justice initiative working to develop a community justice program. As an active member of the community, Justice Hoffman sat on the board of directors for the Windsor branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association and was a frequent guest lecturer at the University of Windsor, St. Clair College, area high schools and community forums. Justice Hoffman transferred to the Ontario Court in Ottawa in 2013.
Lynn Rockman was called to the Bar of Ontario in 1990. She has a private practice in family law. Lynn is a guest speaker at various family law continuing legal education programs. She has been a lecturer and seminar instructor at the Bar Admission Course. Lynn holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University and an LL.B. from the University of Toronto.
The Honourable Justice Barry M. Tobin received his B.A. from Dalhousie University in 1974, his LL.B. from the University of Ottawa in 1977 and was called to the bar in Ontario in 1979. He was a partner at Brown Beattie Donovan practicing mainly in the area of Family Law including Mediation/Arbitration. Justice Tobin was appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice in September 2009 and sits in Windsor, Ontario. He is a co-author of McLeod's Ontario Family Law Rules Annotated. Justice Tobin has written and presented on various family law topics and was a member of the Family Justice Working Group of the Action Committee on Access to Justice and Civil and Family Matters.
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