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Retiring Chief Justice Worked to Improve Access to Justice and Judges
The Chief Justice of Nova Scotia is retiring after a 40-year legal career, much of which he spent championing better access to justice, and creating opportunities for his fellow judges to engage and learn from racialized communities.
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Final Report of Access to Justice Coordinating Committee Supports Creation of A2J Institute
The province’s Access to Justice Coordinating Committee has fulfilled its mandate and released a final report outlining its work, including launching a new institute that supports access to justice and law reform work in Nova Scotia.
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