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Michael Cooper

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SKU St. Albert—Sturgeon River

Michael Cooper is the Conservative Member of Parliament for St. Albert—Edmonton, where he focuses on justice, law enforcement, and public safety issues. Cooper has served as the Deputy Shadow Minister for Justice and has been a vocal critic of government policies that he sees as weakening the justice system. With a legal background, Cooper has a strong focus on upholding the rule of law and ensuring accountability within the government. His work in Parliament has centered on protecting Canadian values and ensuring justice for all citizens.

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Education

Law Degree, University of Alberta

Work Experience

Former Lawyer specializing in criminal defense and corporate law; Partner at a law firm with a focus on litigation and business consulting; Extensive experience working with non-profits on legal aid projects and access to justice initiatives.

Electoral Data

Best Known Policy Platform

• Strong advocate for tougher criminal justice and victims’ rights, including sponsoring bills like Wynn’s Law to strengthen bail transparency and other crime-related reforms. • Focuses on democratic reform and Conservative priorities as Shadow Minister for Democratic Reform.

Elected In

October 19, 2015

Email

Michael.Cooper@parl.gc.ca
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