Mary Ann Dietrich
Finance and Administrative Assistant, Queen's Prison Law Clinic
Mary Ann has been the administrative support for the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic since 2019. She has a Business Certificate and many years of Administrative and Bookkeeping experience in both the private and public sector including ten years at the Sunnybrook Research Institute and a few years running the Bookstore Café in Camden East. She moved here from the GTA in 2009 and has never looked back…except to see her grandchildren!
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Kathy Ferreira
Director, Queen's Prison Law Clinic
Kathy Ferreira has been the Director of the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic (QPLC) since 2017. She has many years of experience working at QPLC as she was hired as a Staff Lawyer in 2003 and among other responsibilities carried her own caseload at Warkworth Institution, where she enjoyed the regular client interaction and direct representation. After winning the
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John Luscombe
Staff Lawyer, Queen's Prison Law Clinic
John Luscombe has been a staff lawyer for the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic (QPLC) since 2021. Prior to that, he completed his articling placement with QPLC.
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Reuben McHenry
Articling Student
Reuben McHenry is a recent graduate of Queen's Law and started his articling placement with QPLC in May 2024. Prior to that, he worked for Inclusion New Brunswick as a Policy and Legal Research Assistant, which involved advocating for people with disabilities. Throughout his time at Queen's Law, Reuben volunteered for the Environmental Law Club and Conference on Indigenous Reconciliation. He was also a delegate on the Queen's Law EDII Committee, where he heard concerns from equity-seeking law students and presented them to the administration.
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Paul Quick
Staff Lawyer, Queen's Prison Law Clinic
Paul Quick has been a staff lawyer and litigation counsel for the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic since 2016. Previously he practiced criminal and correctional law in Kingston, and social-justice-oriented civil litigation in Toronto. He graduated from Queen’s Law in 2009 with a score of academic awards, including the Medal in Law for highest standing. Paul supervises students in the Law 418 (Prison Law) and Law 419 (Advanced Prison Law) courses, and represents prisoners in Federal Court, the Federal Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada. He maintains a tiny flock of backyard chicke
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Richard Sauvé
Inreach/ Outreach Community Legal Worker, Queen's Prison Law Clinic
For the past 20 years I have worked with St. Leonard’s LifeLine and Peer Life Transition. I have helped prepare Lifers to successfully transition from a correctional environment to life on parole.
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