Former Alberta Justice Minister Kaycee Madu Faces Law Society Sanction
Kaycee Madu is found guilty of undermining public trust after contacting Edmonton's police chief over a traffic ticket.
- The Law Society of Alberta concluded that Kaycee Madu's actions undermined respect for the justice system.
- Madu called the Edmonton police chief after receiving a distracted driving ticket, raising concerns about racial profiling.
- The committee found no evidence supporting Madu's claims and determined his actions were an abuse of power.
- Potential sanctions for Madu include suspension or disbarment, with a decision pending from the law society.
- Madu was removed from his justice minister role in 2022 and later served as labour minister and deputy premier.