PUBLICATIONS
August 1, 2005
Roles and Responsibilities of Canadian Prosecutors
Access to Justice / Justice Efficiency
Roles and Responsibilities of Canadian Prosecutors
DATE
August 1, 2005
AUTHORS
David Winkler, QC
YEARS
2005
POLICIES
Access to Justice / Justice Efficiency
Roles and Responsibilities of Canadian Prosecutors
Prosecutors are independent advocates representing society as a whole who must, on occasion, make decisions which may be potentially unpopular. The role of the prosecutor incorporates accountability for decisions made throughout the prosecution without imposing rigidity in the decision making process. Prosecutorial independence is a requirement in Canadian Society. This document outlines the role and responsibilities of prosecutors in the Canadian Criminal Justice System.
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