Nova Scotia Legal Aid

Nova Scotia Legal Aid in Kentville, NS, is a part of a network of legal aid offices across Nova Scotia, serving various communities. They provide legal information, assistance, and advocacy for those in need of legal support. With a focus on offering accessible services, Nova Scotia Legal Aid ensures individuals have the resources and guidance required to navigate the legal system. Their team of professionals is committed to helping clients understand their rights and obtain fair representation. Generated from the website content

The Nova Scotia Youth Centre, located in Waterville, has been operational since 1988, accommodating both male and female young persons serving open or secure custody sentences, as well as remanded youth. The facility consists of a main administration building and five cottages, each featuring self-contained living units designed to foster a supportive environment for rehabilitation. With a program-based philosophy, the centre emphasizes an integrated learning model aimed at effectively changing behavior through skill development and instruction. Health and mental health services are provided by an onsite IWK Adolescent Forensic team, and the centre collaborates with the Annapolis Valley Regional School Board to offer offsite education programs in the community. Generated from the website

The Nova Scotia Provincial Court operates multiple courthouses within the Halifax Regional Municipality, including locations on Spring Garden Road and Pleasant Street in Dartmouth. It handles a variety of legal matters, including family law, criminal jury trials, and small claims, ensuring accessible judicial services to the community. In addition to the Provincial Court, the Halifax Regional Municipality is home to the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, primarily located at the Law Courts building on Upper Water Street. These courts collectively serve to uphold justice and provide legal resolutions across various jurisdictions in the region. Generated from the website