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Youth Justice Regulations

made under

Section 37 of the

Youth Justice Act

S.N.S. 2001, c. 38

O.I.C. 2003-472 (November 14, 2003), N.S. Reg. 191/2003

as amended up to O.I.C. 2008-97 (March 11, 2008), N.S. Reg. 104/2008

Citation

1 These regulations may be cited as the Youth Justice Regulations .

Selection of presiding justices of the peace

2 The Chief Judge of the Provincial Court, the Chief Judge of the Family Court or the Chief

Justice of the Supreme Court, as the case may be, may select a presiding justice of the

peace, as defined in the Justice of the Peace Act , to exercise the powers of a judge of a

youth justice court with respect to

summary matters under the Youth Justice Act .

Access to records

3 For the purposes of subsection 32(1) of the Youth Justice Act , records concerning an

offence by a young person may be disclosed to any of the following:

(

a) persons employed by the Department of Justice or the Department of Service

Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations whose duties include the collection of

money paid in fines or the collection of statistical data, for the purpose of the

collection of the fines or statistical data;

(

b) the Director of Finance, Corporate Services Unit in the Department of Justice,

the Executive Director of Program Management and Corporate Services in the

Department of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations and the Director

of Financial Services, Corporate Services Unit in the Department of Finance,

for the purpose of fulfilling their duties;

(

c) the Auditor General of Nova Scotia, for the purpose of fulfilling duties under

the Auditor General Act ;

(

d) the Registrar of Motor Vehicles, for the purpose of recording in the Registry of

Motor Vehicles the name and offence of any young person who is found guilty

of a motor vehicle-related offence.

(

e) insurers, at the discretion of the Registrar of Motor Vehicles and in accordance

with

Section 241 of the Motor Vehicle Act and limited to records held by the

Registry of Motor Vehicles respecting young persons who have been found

guilty of motor vehicle-related offences;

(

f) persons employed by the Department of Justice in the Security Programs

office, for the purposes of making inquiries and investigation under

Section 6

of the Private Investigators and Private Guards Act ;

(

g) a person employed by a municipality whose duties include the collection of

money paid in fines or the collection of statistical data, for the purpose of the

collection of the fines or statistical data;

(

h) persons employed in the Mi’kmaq Court Worker Program administered by the

Mi’kmaq Legal Support Network, for the purpose of providing advice and

support to youth offenders;

(

i) persons employed in the Victim Services Unit of the Department of Justice for

the purposes of carrying out their duties under the Victims’ Rights and Services

Act ;

(

j) the Director of Public Safety and government enforcement agents of the

Department of Justice for the purposes of carrying out a responsibility or

exercising a power under the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act ;

(

k) persons engaged in a research project entitled Pathways to Resilience to the

extent and in the manner set out in the research agreement between the

Province and Dalhousie University;

(

l) persons employed by Jemtec Incorporated, Omnilink Incorporated, BI

Incorporated, the Salvation Army Correctional and Justice Services Division,

and the Commissionaires Great Lakes Region, for the purpose of providing

electronic monitoring services of a young person under Jemtec Incorporated’s

contracts with the Province.

Section 3 added: O.I.C. 2004-409, N.S. Reg. 218/2004; replaced: O.I.C. 2008-97, N.S. Reg. 104/2008.