The Criminal Justice Transformation Group (CJTG), previously known as the Nova Scotia Justice Forum,[1] is a Canadian provincial government body.
History
The Nova Scotia Justice Forum was established in 2014.[1:1]
In June 2020, CJTG launched a COVID-19 Working Group "tasked with considering the impact of the pandemic on the criminal justice system in Nova Scotia and offering a path forward." It was chaired by Pamela Williams.[2]
Membership
CJTG is composed of "high-level decision-makers from organizations across the criminal justice system," including:[1:2]
- Criminal Lawyers' Association (CLA)
- Department of Justice Canada
- Halifax Regional Police
- Nova Scotia Chiefs of Police Association
- Nova Scotia Court of Appeal
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice
- Nova Scotia Legal Aid
- Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service
- Provincial Court of Nova Scotia
- Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC)
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
- Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Subsidiaries
External links
Criminal Justice Transformation Group. The Courts of Nova Scotia. Retrieved February 5, 2023, from https://web.archive.org/web/20230205080129/https://courts.ns.ca/General_Content/CJTG.htm ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎
Outgoing Chief Judge. (2023, August 28). The Courts of Nova Scotia. https://www.courts.ns.ca/resources/news/outgoing-chief-judge ↩︎
