Legal Prosecutor

4 weeks ago


Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Government of Nova Scotia Full time

About the Organization
The Government of Nova Scotia's Public Prosecution Service (PPS) is dedicated to upholding justice and public safety. Established as an independent prosecution entity, the PPS is committed to ensuring fair treatment in the prosecution of criminal and provincial offences.

Why Join Us?
A career with the PPS offers a unique chance to impact community safety and justice while working in a professional and inclusive environment. Our team is passionate about making a difference and values diverse perspectives and experiences.

What We Provide

  1. Commitment to Justice: Employees perform their duties with integrity and professionalism, contributing to the principles of justice in Nova Scotia.
  2. Mission Alignment: Our mission aligns with the Government's focus on public safety, ensuring effective resource management and fostering an environment that values diversity and inclusion.
  3. Core Responsibilities: Employees represent the Crown in various legal matters, provide legal counsel to law enforcement, and engage in the development of criminal law policies.
  4. Professional Growth: The PPS promotes a culture of continuous improvement and ethical standards, offering opportunities for professional development in a supportive environment.
  5. Community Representation: We strive to reflect the community we serve, ensuring our legal system is inclusive and responsive to diverse needs.
  6. Meaningful Impact: Working with the PPS allows individuals to uphold the rule of law and contribute positively to societal well-being.

Position Overview
These roles involve reporting to the Chief Crown Attorney and providing competent prosecution services. Responsibilities include advising law enforcement and conducting prosecutions related to investigations.

Qualifications
Applicants must be practicing members of the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society or eligible for membership, with a solid understanding of criminal law and procedures. Travel may be required for case prosecutions.

Benefits
The Government of Nova Scotia offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, and disability insurance, along with vacation and family assistance programs.
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