Corie Langdon

Corie Langdon is the Executive Legal Officer for the Office of the Chief Justice in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.  Prior to joining the Office of the Chief Justice, Ms. Langdon worked both as an Assistant Crown Attorney with the Toronto Region Crown Attorney's Office and as an associate at the criminal defence firm of Cooper, Sandler, Shime and Bergman LL.P.  Corie has appeared before all levels of Court in Ontario and at the Supreme Court of Canada as an intervener. She has conducted dozens of trials, both jury and judge alone and has prosecuted a range of offences, including homicide, human trafficking, firearms and drug trafficking, internet child exploitation, and sexual violence offences. Ms. Langdon has been an Instructor with the University of Toronto's Trial Advocacy course since 2017 and is also an Instructor with the Osgoode Professional Development Intensive Trial Advocacy Course. Corie is the Mooting Advisor to the Arnup Cup Team.

Ms. Langdon earned her Bachelor of Arts degree at McGill University, her Master of Social Work Degree at Carleton University and her LL.B. and LL.M at Osgoode Hall.