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Review of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service
This review examines the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service (PPS) handling of the case of R. v. Curragh, Phillips and Parry, commonly called the Westray case. The case involves charges of manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death against the operators of the Westray coal mine, where an explosion in May 1992 killed 26 men working underground. A first trial was stayed upon the judge's decision based on allegations that the PPS had failed to properly disclosed information to the accused and other perceived misconduct. Proceedings to a new trial were also stayed on the basis that there was not a reasonable chance of conviction. The review begins with discussion of the theoretical fr...
Annual Report 2002-03
The mandate of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service is to ensure fair and equal treatment in the prosecution of offences. This report reviews performance of the Service over the year; the role of the Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Crown attorney; and the organization & structure of the Service. Appendices include statistics & other information on criminal code cases, provincial cases, and appeals, a copy of the Public Prosecutions Act, and a table showing budget resources.
Annual Report 1999-2001
The mandate of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service is to ensure fair and equal treatment in the prosecution of offences. This report reviews performance of the Service over the year; the role of the Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Crown attorney; and the organization & structure of the Service. Appendices include statistics & other information on criminal code cases, provincial cases, and appeals, a copy of the Public Prosecutions Act, and a table showing budget resources.
Annual Report 1998-99
The mandate of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service is to ensure fair and equal treatment in the prosecution of offences. This report reviews performance of the Service over the year; the role of the Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Crown attorney; and the organization & structure of the Service. Appendices include statistics & other information on criminal code cases, provincial cases, and appeals, a copy of the Public Prosecutions Act, and a table showing budget resources.
Annual Report 1997-98
The mandate of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service is to ensure fair and equal treatment in the prosecution of offences. This report reviews performance of the Service over the year; the role of the Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Crown attorney; and the organization & structure of the Service. Appendices include statistics & other information on criminal code cases, provincial cases, and appeals, a copy of the Public Prosecutions Act, and a table showing budget resources.
