I agree there was no justification for preventing the memorial celebration at the library.

I agree that everybody has the right to be represented by a lawyer - even people accused of hate propaganda, murder, sexual assault, etc.  In fact, perhaps those people need lawyers more than anyone else.

But it's legitimate to note that sometimes lawyers DO share the views of their clients, and should share in the public's disavowal of them.  Barbara Kulaszka, by all reports, seems to be one of those - working together with Ernst Zundel to spread his holocaust denial and other rabidly anti-semitic views.

Public protest is justified.  Banning the memorial is not.