D. W. Mundell
Very little is available on Mundell, although we know that he served as supporting counsel for the Attorney General of Canada in the Supreme Court case which ruled on the validity of the federal government's 1945 deportation orders for Japanese Canadians.  He also served on the McRuer Commission after having served as one of the leading legal advisors to the espionage commission.  The Ontario government appointed James McRuer (McRuer was Chief Justice of Ontario at the time) in 1963 to a Royal Commission that eventually recommended massive reforms to Ontario statutes to better protect individual rights.
 

 

  
           
     
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