Leeona Dorrian
Scottish lawyer and judge

Born
June 16th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Scotland
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Born in 1957, this Scottish lawyer served as a sheriff and later became a judge. In 2006, appointed as a High Court judge, holding significant responsibilities in the legal system. This individual also contributed to the judiciary through various leadership roles in legal controversies and matters of public interest. Known for commitment to justice and integrity in legal proceedings.
Appointed as a High Court judge in 2006
Served as a sheriff prior to High Court appointment
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