the persons case ended on october 18, 1929.
the persons case ended on october 18, 1929.
when did the persons case end?
october 18, 1929
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persons day is an annual celebration in canada, held on october 18. the day commemorates the case of "edwards v. canada (attorney general)", more commonly known as "the persons case" – a famous canadian constitutional case decided on october 18, 1929, by the judicial committee of the imperial privy council, which at that time was the court of last resort for canada. the persons case held that women were eligible to sit in the senate of canada.
persons day
murray's case was one of many cited by proponents of a statewide cold case unit for new hampshire in 2009. her case was subsequently added to the newly established cold case unit later that year. in 2010, fred murray publicly criticized the police investigation for treating the disappearance as a missing persons case and not a criminal matter, and has called on the fbi to join the investigation. jeffery strelzin said in february 2009 that the investigation is still active: "we don't know if maura is a victim, but the state is treating it as a potential homicide. it may be a missing-persons case, but it's being handled as a criminal investigation."
disappearance of maura murray