The event will feature a short introduction by Professor Doug Surtees, College of Law and a sit down conversation between Geoff Ellwand, a writer with Lawyers' Weekly and Bob Hannay.
The etched fender remained on file at the Kerrobert Courthouse until 1996 when it was turned over to the College of Law for public display. The knife and fender can be seen on the main floor of the College of Law library.
For more information, please visit http://law.usask.ca/news/the-lawyers-weekly-a-dying-mans-short-will-has-a-long-history.php
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For more information, contact:
Sarah Trefiak
Communications and Alumni Relations Officer
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-1062
sarah.trefiak@usask.ca
The etched fender remained on file at the Kerrobert Courthouse until 1996 when it was turned over to the College of Law for public display. The knife and fender can be seen on the main floor of the College of Law library.
For more information, please visit http://law.usask.ca/news/the-lawyers-weekly-a-dying-mans-short-will-has-a-long-history.php
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For more information, contact:
Sarah Trefiak
Communications and Alumni Relations Officer
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-1062
sarah.trefiak@usask.ca