Quebec Court of Appeal (Historical)

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See also: Quebec Court of Appeal
Édouard-Gabriel Rinfret || 1952-1977|| || || || Élie Salvas || 1966-1972|| || || ||
Position / Name Duration Nominated By Prior Position(s) Other Details
Justice Benoît Morin [1] December 4, 2001 (Judge)
?? (Ret) 		Chretien Superior Court (1994 to 2001)
Called to bar (1965) 		Published criminal decisions
Justice Marie St-Pierre [2] April 10, 2012 - December 1, 2018 Harper Quebec Superior Court (2002 to 2012)
Desjardins, Ducharme, Stein, Monast
Blain Piché Emery
Called to bar (1979) 		Published criminal decisions
Julien Chouinard 1974 – September 1979 P Trudeau Appointed to SCC (1979)
Claire L'Heureux-Dubé
(Appointed to SCC April 1987)		 1979 – April 1987 Superior Court (1973 to 1979)
L'Heureux, Philippon, Garneau, Tourigny, St-Arnaud & Associates
Called to bar (1951)
Antonio Lamer 1978 - March 1980 P Trudeau Appointed to SCC
Louis LeBel June 28, 1984 – January 2000 P Trudeau Private practice
Called to bar (1962)
Morris Fish June 1989 – August 2003 Mulroney Appointed to SCC
Marie Deschamps March 1992 – August 2002 Mulroney Appointed to SCC
Jean-Louis Baudouin May 1989 – 2008
Richard Wagner February 2011 – October 2012 Appointed to SCC
Marie St-Pierre [3] April 10, 2012 - ?
Clément Gascon April 10, 2012 - June 9, 2014 [4] [5] Appointed to SCC
Joseph Nuss [6] 1995 to 2009
J. Michel Robert [7] 1995-2011
Armand Forget [8] 1996-2012
Louise Otis [9] 1993-2009
Robert Pidgeon [10] 1997-2001 appointed Associate Chief Justice of the Superior Court (2001)
Pierre J. Dalphond [11] 2002 - November 4, 2014
Pierrette Rayle [12] 2002-2008
André Rochon [13] 2002-2014
Claude Vallerand 1983-2003
Melvin L. Rothman 1983-2005
Henry Steinberg 1993 - 1995
Alexander Cross 1877-1892
Alexander Geroge Cross 1907-1919
Nicole Duval Hesler 2006-2020
Victor Allard 1920-1931
Horace Archambault 1908-1911
Thomas Cushin Aylwin 1849-1868
Louis-François-Georges Baby 1881-1896
Pierre-Amable Badeaux 1959-1966
William Badgley 1866-1874
Gregor Barclay 1934-1954
Marc Beauregard 1980-2012
Jean Beetz (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1973-1974
Laurent-E. Bélanger 1973-1983
Alphonse Bernier 1921-1942
Yves Bernier 1973-1991
Ernest Bertrand 1949-1955
André Biron (ad hoc) 1995-2004
Claude Bisson 1988-1996
Bernard Bissonnette 1942-1964
Jean Blanchet 1891-1908
William Langley Bond (appointed Associate Chief of the Superior Court) 1929-1942
Joseph-Guillaume Bossé 1888-1908
André Brossard 1989-2011
Roger Brossard 1964-1976
Jonathan Saxton Campbell Würtele 1892-1904
Lawrence-Arthur Canon (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1927-1930
René-Édouard Caron 1855-1873
Henry George Carroll 1909-1921
Paul Charles Casey 1946-1979
François Chevalier (ad hoc) 1984-1994
Fernand Choquette 1956-1970
Roger Chouinard 1983-1998
Levi Ruggles Church 1887-1892
Lise Côté 2005-2010
Marcel Crête 1972-1988
Jacques Delisle 1992-2009
Jules O. Deschênes (appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court) 1972-1973
Charles-Édouard Dorion 1920-1939
Lewis Thomas Drummond 1864-1873
André Dubé 1973-1993
René Dussault 1989-2008
Jean-François Duval 1855-1864
Jean-François Émond 2014-2017
Morris J. Fish (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1989-2003
Edmund James Flynn 1920-1927
Jacques R. Fournier (appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court) 2011-2013
J.-Napoléon Francoeur 1940-1945
Jules-Arthur Gagné 1945-1956
Claude Gagnon 1972-1975
Claude C. Gagnon 2013-2020
Antonin Galipeault 1930-1950
Clément Gascon (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 2012-2014
Paul-Arthur Gendreau 1986-2010
Honoré Gervais 1911-1915
Lorne Giroux 2005-2020
Charles D. Gonthier (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1988-1989
Robert-Alfred-Ernest Greenshields (appointed Associate Chief Justice of the Superior Court) 1919-1929
Edmund Guérin 1920-1932
Robert Newton Hall 1892-1907
Eratus Edwin Howard 1920-1934
George Miller Hyde 1950-1973
Maurice Jacques 1981-1991
Nicholas Kasirer (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 2009-2019
Fred Kaufman 1973-1991
François Lajoie 1970-1984
Joseph Lavergne 1906-1922
Louis LeBel (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1984-2000
Jacques A. Léger [14] 2009-2015
René Letarte (ad hoc) 1997-2003
Séverin Létourneau 1922-1942
Louise Mailhot 1987-2006
Albert Malouf 1981-1991
Aimé Marchand 1942-1955
John Edward Martin (appointed Associate Chief Justice of the Supreme Court) 1918-1922
Jean Martineau 1954-1959
Albert Mayrand 1974-1985
Gérald McCarthy 1980-1994
Errol Malcom McDougall 1942-1949
Edward Stuart McDougall 1942-1957
William Collis Meredith (appointed Associate Chief Justice of the Superior Court) 1859-1866
Pierre A. Michaud 1992-2002
Amédée Monet 1977-1991
Samuel Cornwallis Monk 1868-1888
George H. Montgomery 1957-1987
Benoît Morin 2001-2017
Marcel Nichols 1982-1995
John A. Nolan 1979-1986
Joseph-Aldéric Ouimet 1896-1906
George Robert Whittey Owen 1955-1987
Philippe Panet 1849-1855
Rodolphe Paré 1976-1990
Étienne Parent 2015-2017
Louis-Philippe Pelletier 1915-1921
Jacques Philippon (ad hoc) 1995-2001
Garon Pratte 1945-1968
Alfred Prévost 1942-1945
Michel Proulx 1989-2004
Thomas Kennedy Ramsay 1873-1886
Adjutor Rivard 1921-1941
Antoine Rivard 1961-1973
Alexander Rives-Hall 1922-1942
Jean-Roch Rolland 1849-1855
Thérèse Rousseau-Houle 1990-2006
Claudine Roy 2017-2020
John Sewall Sanborn 1874-1877
Paul St-Germain 1931-1951
Marie St-Pierre 2012-2018
Joseph-Léon Saint-Jacques 1932-1961
André Taschereau 1955-1972
Jean-Thomas Taschereau (appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada) 1873-1875
Joseph-Mathias Tellier 1920-1932
Ulric-Joseph Tessier 1875-1892
Christine Tourigny 1987-1998
Norman William Trenholme 1904-1918
Jean Turgeon 1969-1985
William S. Tyndale 1983-1995
Paul Vézina 2005-2018
Joseph-Charles Walsh 1932-1947

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