Vancouver Sun columnist Ian Mulgrew considers the various high-ranking commentators-- including Chief Justice Bauman and Legal Aid Public Commissioner Leonard Doust-- who lamented the inequities and hardships caused by BC's hobbled justice system in 2011, and suggests that the provincial government should name an unelected Attorney-General committed to instituting significant reforms.  Mulgrew also identifies more pro bono work by lawyers as part of a solution.

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