Response from the Nova Scotian Government to the Royal Commission on the Donald Marshall, Jr. prosecution regarding their recommendations for compensation and righting the wrong in this case given Donald Marshall, Jr. was wrongfully convicted of murdering Sandy Seale when they were 17. Though overturned, this publication called attention to the relationships that happen between the police and minority citizens (Marshall being Mi'Kmaq) and what needs to be done in order to protect citizens from unlawful treatment and wrongful incarceration.

Criminal justice, Administration of — Nova Scotia
Discrimination in criminal justice administration — Nova Scotia
Compensation for judicial error — Nova Scotia
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Chairman: Chief Justice T. Alexander Hickman.

Trials (Murder) — Nova Scotia — Sydney
Judicial error — Nova Scotia
Criminal justice, Administration of — Nova Scotia
Discrimination in criminal justice administration — Nova Scotia

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Text in English and French.

Nova Scotia Communications Project in Criminal Justice

Criminal justice, Administration of — Nova Scotia
Acadians — Criminal justice system
Mi'kmaq — Criminal justice system
Discrimination in criminal justice administration — Nova Scotia

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