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Personal information of more than 100 Quebec judges found in parking lot

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Dissent

CBC reports:

A secret list containing the home addresses, phone numbers and names of spouses to dozens of Quebec Superior Court judges turned up in a parking lot, leaving the court’s spokesperson hoping no digital copies were made.

[…]

St-Pierre says the list contained the personal information of 125 Montreal-based Superior Court judges.

Copies of this confidential list are distributed only to judges so they can contact each other in the event of a last-minute replacement, for example, she said.

“This document is only on paper. It’s not sent by email, it’s not on our public website, our internal site or in our servers,” St-Pierre said.

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1 thought on “Personal information of more than 100 Quebec judges found in parking lot”

  1. Indee One says:
    December 20, 2016 at 7:40 pm

    all I can say is Oy Vey! double oy, for that matter.

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