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: Slaw.caNova Scotia Crowns Demand Better Security in Courthouses
By Michel-Adrien Sheppard
According to an article in today’s Canadian Occupational Safety, Crown attorneys in Nova Scotia want the provincial government to investigate security at the Halifax and Dartmouth courthouses.
They complain of incidents of violence against lawyers, witnesses and other people.
Court house security committees composed of lawyers, Crown attorneys, judges, Department of Justice officials and sheriffs made recommendations to the government in the spring of 2009 on how to improve courthouse safety.
Saying that the government has done nothing, the Crown Attorneys Association has decided to file an official complaint with the Department of Labour.
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on March 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
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