Nova Scotia Public Prosecutor
3 days ago
Shubenacadie East, NS, Canada
Nova Scotia Barristers' Society
Full-time
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Serve Nova Scotia public safety as a Crown Attorney in Shubenacadie, handling prosecutions and advising law enforcement across the province.
Within the Public Prosecution Service, this permanent Crown Attorney position delivers competent prosecution services for the Central Region. You will conduct matters arising from investigations, represent the Crown, and apply criminal procedures, evidence, and substantive criminal law. The position reports to the Chief Crown Attorney.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide competent prosecution services for the Central Region Conduct charges within the Public Prosecution Service mandate Represent the Crown at all levels of court Handle appeals and provide legal advice and assistance Participate in criminal law and prosecutions policy development Requirements:
Membership or eligibility for Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society Understanding of the prosecution process Competence in criminal procedure, evidence, and substantive criminal law One year equivalent experience in legal or justice work Ability to travel with reliable transportation Use criminal prosecution knowledge and legal advice skills to advance fair treatment and public safety through Nova Scotia’s PPS.
Provide competent prosecution services for the Central Region Conduct charges within the Public Prosecution Service mandate Represent the Crown at all levels of court Handle appeals and provide legal advice and assistance Participate in criminal law and prosecutions policy development Requirements:
Membership or eligibility for Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society Understanding of the prosecution process Competence in criminal procedure, evidence, and substantive criminal law One year equivalent experience in legal or justice work Ability to travel with reliable transportation Use criminal prosecution knowledge and legal advice skills to advance fair treatment and public safety through Nova Scotia’s PPS.