Lawyers Barred From Practising Law for 3 Years After Surveillance of Judge; Criminal Charges Stayed

Lawyers Barred From Practising Law for 3 Years After Surveillance of Judge; Criminal Charges Stayed
John Carpay in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Bill Graveland
Chandra Philip
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Two Alberta lawyers have been barred from practising law in Canada for three years as part of a plea bargain with Manitoba prosecutors that saw a stay of criminal charges against them for spying on a judge in 2021.

John Carpay and Randal Jay Cameron were charged with “intimidation of a justice system participant” and “attempt to obstruct justice” in Manitoba in 2021 for having hired a private investigator to follow Manitoba Chief Justice Glenn Joyal, according to a City of Winnipeg news release.
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