New judge replaces Lori Douglas after nude photo investigation dropped

Manitoba judge Lori Douglas agreed to retire, investigation into photos dropped

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Caption: Manitoba Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas struck an agreement that would stay proceedings of a hearing into whether she should remain in her job, in a case linked to nude photos of her that appeared on the internet.

​A replacement has been named for a Manitoba judge who faced public scrutiny over sexually explicit photos.
The federal government has appointed Marianne Rivoalen as associate chief justice of the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench.
She replaces Lori Douglas, who was investigated by the Canadian Judicial Council after her husband posted explicit photos of her on the Internet.
After more than two years of legal wrangling, Douglas and the council reached an agreement under which Douglas retired this month and the investigation was dropped.
Rivoalen has been a judge in the Court of Queen's Bench since 2005.
Prior to that, she was a lawyer with the federal Justice Department.