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'Brazen' N.S. prison assault calls for sentences that deter prison violence: Crown - Vimarsana News

'Brazen' N.S. prison assault calls for sentences that deter prison violence: Crown

HALIFAX — A prosecutor presented evidence of rising violence in Nova Scotia’s jails Tuesday as he called for tough sentences against inmates who took part in a "brazen" and orchestrated assault upon a new arrival.

Saint John police sergeant accused of falsifying report elects trial by judge and jury - Vimarsana News

Saint John police sergeant accused of falsifying report elects trial by judge and jury

A senior member of the Saint John Police Force charged with attempting to obstruct justice, has elected to be tried by judge and jury in the Court of Queen's Bench.

Source: cbc.ca
Jury Trial For Officer Charged With Falsifying A Report - Vimarsana News

Jury Trial For Officer Charged With Falsifying A Report

A Saint John police officer accused of providing a false police report has opted to be tried by a jury. Sgt. D...

Jury Trial For Officer Charged With Falsifying A Report - Vimarsana News

Jury Trial For Officer Charged With Falsifying A Report

A Saint John police officer accused of providing a false police report has opted to be tried by a jury. Sgt. David Kimball faces three charges: falsif...

Source: thewave.ca
B.J. Marriott to plead guilty in brutal attack at Burnside jail, says lawyer - Vimarsana News

B.J. Marriott to plead guilty in brutal attack at Burnside jail, says lawyer

The lawyer for Brian James (B.J.) Marriott said his client will plead guilty to a charge of aggravated assault in connection with an attack on an inmate at the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Centre in December 2019.

Source: cbc.ca