We recognize that the lawbreaking Queen's students represent only a small
proportion of the entire student body. Unfortunately, these lawbreakers may give the
entire student population a bad name, damage the unversity's reputation, and harm
university-community relations.
The lists on the following pages contain names and date-of-birth of persons found
guilty of liquor law violations during the March 2012 St Patrick Day period. This
information is public information, taken from the Ontario Court of Justice dockets.
The date-of-birth and middle initials (where provided on the court docket) can assist
in uniquely identifying the persons convicted. Some names on these lists are
obviously not Queen's students.
We recognize that the lawbreaking Queen's
students represent only a small proportion of the
entire student body. Unfortunately, these
lawbreakers may give the entire student population
a bad name, damage the unversity's reputation,
and harm university-community relations.
The lists on the following pages contain names and
date-of-birth of persons found guilty of liquor law
violations during the March 2012 St Patrick Day
period. This information is public information, taken
from the Ontario Court of Justice dockets.
The date-of-birth and middle initials (where
provided on the court docket) can assist in uniquely
identifying the persons convicted. Some names on
these lists are obviously not Queen's students.