Analysis of the Role and Conduct of Crown Prosecutors in Canada
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This report delves into the multifaceted role of the Crown Prosecutor within the Canadian legal system. It examines the core duties, responsibilities, and ethical considerations that govern their conduct, emphasizing the importance of fairness, moderation, and dignity in presenting evidence. The report analyzes Justice Rand's statement regarding the Crown Prosecutor's primary aim, which is to present evidence fairly, rather than solely focusing on proving guilt. It contrasts this with the adversarial nature of the legal process while highlighting the Crown's role as a quasi-judicial officer obligated to act in the public interest. The report underscores the importance of vigorous and thorough advocacy while ensuring justice is provided. The report also references key resources such as the Public Prosecution Services of Canada and legal scholar A.B. Grosman to support its findings.
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