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New supports for survivors of sexual violence on P E I

New supports for survivors of sexual violence on P.E.I. Crown prosecutor Lisa Goulden is now overseeing all cases involving sexual offences against adults and children on P.E.I. In addition, a new program called RISE also offers free legal advice to anyone age 16 and over who has experienced sexual violence. Social Sharing

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Crown Attorney Receives John Dunlop Award

Crown Attorney Receives John Dunlop Award May 19, 2021 - 8:59 AM Senior Crown attorney Patrick Young is the first-ever prosecutor to receive the Nova Scotia Criminal Justice Association’s John Dunlop Memorial Award. The honour is given annually after a nominations process for outstanding contributions to the Nova Scotia justice system and the community. Mr. Young joined the Pictou office of the Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service in 2010. A 2005 graduate of the University of New Brunswick Law School, he began his career in Prince Edward Island and then joined the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service. Mr. Young is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society Council and sits on several of its committees. He was president of the Pictou County Barristers’ Society from 2016 to 2020 and secretary-treasurer from 2011 to 2016.

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Black market mansion casino case in tatters after claims police planted evidence, ignored legal rules

Black market mansion casino case in tatters after claims police planted evidence, ignored legal rules
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Operation Venetic: drug traffickers jailed for cannabis conspiracy

Four members of an organised crime group who conspired to import cannabis on a yacht into the UK have been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation. The men used encrypted comms platform EncroChat to plan the importation of the Class B drug from Morocco between 29 February and 1 June 2020. Part of Operation Venetic – the UK law enforcement response to the takedown of EncroChat – the NCA’s investigation found that the group had discussed the quantity of drugs to be transported, also finding images of the RHIB and landing areas for the cannabis. Led by Rupert Kelly, 29, from Broadwindsor, Dorset, the crime group conspired to use a yacht and a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) to offload the drugs in Cornwall for distribution across the UK.

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Nazeing man jailed for plot to ship weed in from Morocco

By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex (Top left to right) Rupert Kelly, Daniel Parrot, Gavin Challis, and Jason Tongue. Photo: National Crime Agency. A Nazeing man is one of four members of an organised crime group who conspired to import cannabis on a yacht into the UK who have been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation. The men used encrypted comms platform EncroChat to plan the importation of the Class B drug from Morocco between February 29 and June 1 2020. Part of Operation Venetic – the UK law enforcement response to the takedown of EncroChat – the investigation found the group had discussed the quantity of drugs to be transported, also finding images of the boat and landing areas for the cannabis.

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