- Thomas McCawley
Thomas William McCawley (
24 July 1881 –16 April 1925 ) was achief justice ofQueensland .McCawley was born in
Toowoomba, Queensland , Australia and educated at the Sisters of Mercy's Hibernian Hall and a state school. McCawley was employed by the Queensland government savings bank, and was successively transferred to the offices of the public service board and the Department of Justice. Studying after hours, he passed the prescribed examinations and was admitted to the Queensland bar on7 May 1907 . In 1910 he was made a crown solicitor.McCawley made contributions to industrial law and relations, and framed an award for railway employees. He was made chief-justice of Queensland on the retirement of Sir Pope Cooper on
1 April 1922 . McCawley carried on in office until16 April 1925 , when he died suddenly atBrisbane aged 43.ee also
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List of Judges of the Supreme Court of Queensland
*Judiciary of Australia References
*Malcolm Cope, ' [http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100214b.htm McCawley, Thomas William (1881 - 1925)] ', "
Australian Dictionary of Biography ", Volume 10, MUP, 1986, pp 221-222.
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