Martin Cauchon
Canadian Lawyer, 46th Justice Minister
Born
August 23rd, 1962
62 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Canada
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A Canadian lawyer and politician, served as the 46th Minister of Justice and Attorney General in the early 2000s. Focused on various legal reforms and legislative initiatives during the term. Played a role in the development of the same-sex marriage legislation in Canada. Elected as a Member of Parliament, representing the riding of Outremont for the Liberal Party. Contributed to the legal landscape and political discussions during a significant period in Canadian politics.
Served as the Minister of Justice
Played a key role in same-sex marriage legislation
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