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Justice Minister and Attorney General Cecil Clarke meets with reporters to explain how the province's crime reduction strategy contributed to an 8% drop in crime 2007. This is the third year in a row the Statistics Canada Figures have shown a drop in Nova Scotia. read more ...
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Nova Scotia Crime Rate Down for Third Consecutive Year
Jul. 17, 2008 - 09:43 AM
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Crime is down in Nova Scotia for the third year in a row, a sign that the province's anti-crime agenda is working. Read more...
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Jury Duty . Civil Weddings . Justices of the Peace . Representing yourself in Court . IAP/FOIPOP . Legal Aid . Maintenance Enforcement . Unsolved Crimes . Commissioners of Oaths
Rewards for Major Unsolved Crimes
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Nova Scotia Crime Rate Down for Third Consecutive Year
Crime is down in Nova Scotia for the third year in a row, a sign that the province's anti-crime agenda is working. read more ...
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Conducted Energy Device Review
Minister of Justice and Attorney General Cecil P. Clarke has released the Report of the Advisory Panel to the Minister of Justice on the use of the Conducted Energy Device by Law Enforcement Agencies In Nova Scotia. Click to read the report.
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Youth Court Processing Times Reduced to Meet Nunn Recommendation
Cases of young people in trouble with the law in Nova Scotia are now being processed within 89 days on average, a target set in response to the Nunn Commission report. learn more ...