A membership organization dedicated to the improvement of the criminal justice system in Canada. Site includes information on action committees and projects, CIAJ's annual conferences, and online newsletters. Their goal is to respond to problems of crime and the criminal justice system. The societies engage in advocacy, research, community education, and coalition building. The department provides legal services to all government departments and administers criminal justice to the province.
Several publications are available online on issues of civil and criminal law and victim services.
Included in this site are programs and services offered in the areas of community justice and corrections, law enforcement, information on the New Brunswick Safer Communities Program, and full-text publications. The official website of the DOJ has information on all divisions of the criminal justice system, including victims' services, policy and planning, the police and public safety, Nova Scotia Police Commission, Legal Services Division, and courts and corrections. Publications available include press releases and full-text reports. The Ministry of the Attorney General provides information and services on going to court, getting a lawyer, family justice matters and service for crime victims, among others. Their website provides reports and resources on justice system studies, legal aid, and court statistics.