Trinidad-born retired BC Supreme Court Judge handcuffed by Vancouver police
For 20 years Selwyn Romilly was exemplary as judge in the Supreme Court of British Columbia before he retired in 2015. Before that he served as a judge in the Provincial Court of British Columbia for several years after practicing as a lawyer since 1967. As only the fourth Black person to graduate out of the University of British Columbia law school (The Peter A. Allard Law School), the Trinidad-born jurist was the first Black to serve in all those capacities in the province. Today at 81-years-old the retired judge is still living in Vancouver and no doubt enjoys his …