Irwin Lampert

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Irwin E. Lampert is a former judge of the Provincial Court of New Brunswick, based in Moncton.

He is also a former president of the Canadian Association of Provincial Court Judges.^[when?]

References

↑ American Jewish Committee; Jewish Publication Society (1990). American Jewish year book, 1990. American Jewish Committee. p. 319. ISBN 978-0-8276-0359-2. Retrieved 11 July 2011.

v t e Judges of New Brunswick courts since 1979
Chief Justice of New Brunswick	Hughes,1972, Stratton, 1984,Hoyt, 1993, Daigle, 1998), Hoyt, 1993, Marc Richard (current)
NB Court of Appeal	Green, 2009, Hoyt, 1984
NB Court of King's Bench	Richard, 1979, CJ 1982, Hoyt, 1981, Daigle, 1982, Smith, 1993, CJ 1998), Higgins,1999, Green, 2008, Blais, 2015
Provincial Court of NB	Daigle, 1967, Richard, 1971, Lampert, Nicholas,1991, McKee,1993, Dugas-Horsman, 2001
↑ In 1979, the Supreme Court of New Brunswick was dissolved and re-ordered into the Court of King's Bench and Appeals Court

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