Series 4 - Faculty of Law and Other University of Toronto Activities

0.26 m of textual records (2 boxes)

The correspondence files at the beginning of this series -- with three deans of Law in the 1980s and the 1990s and Professor Friedland’s stint as acting dean in 1995 – contain assorted letters not received earlier in B2003-0023. The remaining correspondence documents activities mostly from 2003 on, especially relating to the painting of his portrait, his contribution to the revitalizing the site of the Faculty’s buildings and the construction of a new one, and his interest in student and faculty publications.

The most significant files in the remainder of the series document Professor Friedland’s lecturing in the Faculty of Law and Woodsworth College from 2001 on, his involvement in an aspect of the Sher inquiry (the Nancy Oliveri case), and his advice in developing a student code of conduct at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology.

All photos are open. All remaining records, except for B2008-0033/011(03), are Restricted until 2029 or the death of the Donor, whichever is later. or the death of the Donor, whichever is later. B2008-0033/011(03) is restricted until January 1, 2102.