The Court
The
Court of Appeal is the province's highest court. It is
generally the court of last resort for Nova Scotians seeking to have
their lower court decisions appealed, save in a very few cases when
there is a further appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
The Court of Appeal sits only in Halifax and hears appeals in both civil
and criminal matters from the Supreme Court and, in criminal matters,
from the Provincial Court, Family Court, and the Youth Court.
The Nova Scotia Department of Justice provides administrative and operational support to the court.
Access Decisions of the Court of Appeal
Final Report of the Bench/Bar Appellate Procedures Committee on Criminal Appeals
The Gordon S. Cowan Internship
Appeals Involving International Child Abductions (Hague Convention) - A Practice Directive
See - Information kits for representing yourself in the Court of Appeal
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