Crown Court

This article is a part of the Politics and Government of Ibagli series.
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The Crown Court is a part of the judiciary of Ibagli. It has existed since the independence of Ibagli in 1955. It consists of a Chief Justice and several puisne justices. The current Chief Justice of the Crown Court is Robert LaPierre.

Justices

• Chief Justice
  • Sir Robert LaPierre KCRI QC
• Puisne Justices
  • Daniel Welland
  • Albert Tarning QC
  • Nancy Tinway QC
  • Robert Wu
  • Phillip Ronden QC
  • Amy Fanden
  • Lorrie Hannington
  • Bradley Kane QC
  • James Gatt
  • Ronald Asden QC

List of Chief Justices of the Crown Court

• Sir Allen Beech (1955–1963)
• Sir Alexander Holland (1963–1969)
• Sir Douglas Sumner (1969–1972)
• Sir Roger Hayles (1972–1981)
• Sir Jeffery Long (1981–1985)
• Sir Charles Robson (1985–2005)
• Dame Annette Farquhar (1993–2005)
• Albert Wooster (2005–2006)
• Robert LaPierre (2006–)