Trial for life: Between Joseph Borowski, plaintiff, and the Attorney General of Canada and the Minister of Finance of Canada, defendants. Volume II - Court of Queen's Bench for Saskatchewan

Clean, tight, unmarked; stain runs across middle front of cover in a line; otherwise absolute minimal wear; spine straight and uncreased; appears unread; These are the trial transcripts and proceedings on the highly public trial in which Joe Borowski sued the government on behalf of the unborn child. Joe Borowski may not be a familiar name to the younger set of pro-lifers today, but it is safe to bet that his contributions to the pro-life movement have not been forgotten by the older generation. In the 1980's he came closer than anyone else in challenging the laws surrounding abortion in Canada in and achieving pro-life legislation. Joseph Borowski's court case in defence of the unborn opened in Court of Queen's Bench, Regina, Saskatchewan, on Monday, May 9, 1983. His counsel, Morris Schumiatcher, well known constitutional lawyer, referred to the case "as the most important since the Louis Riel trial. 
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Paperback
Court of Queen's Bench for Saskatchewan/Alliance Against Abortion
1984
Winnipeg, MB