Judges of The Supreme Court
| Position | Name | Location | Date appointed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chief Justice | Joseph Phillip Kennedy | Halifax | 1997 (SC) and 1998 (CJ) |
| Associate Chief Justice | Deborah K. Smith | Halifax | |
| Justice | Allan Boudreau | Halifax, Nova Scotia | |
| Justice | Cindy A. Bourgeois | Sydney | |
| Justice | Felix A. Cacchione (supernumerary) | Halifax | |
| Justice | Pierre L. Muise | 2010 | |
| Justice | Kevin Coady | Halifax | |
| Justice | C. Richard Coughlan | Bridgewater | |
| Justice | Patrick J. Duncan | Halifax | |
| Justice | Frank C. Edwards | Sydney | |
| Justice | Charles E. Haliburton | Digby/Annapolis | |
| Justice | Suzanne M. Hood | Halifax | |
| Justice | Arthur J. LeBlanc | Halifax | |
| Justice | A. David MacAdam | Halifax | |
| Justice | Simon J. MacDonald | Sydney | |
| Justice | Douglas L. MacLellan | Pictou/Antigonish | |
| Justice | Glen G. McDougall | Halifax | |
| Justice | Gerald R.P. Moir | Halifax | |
| Justice | John D. Murphy | Halifax | |
| Justice | Patrick Murray | Syndey | 2010 |
| Justice | Arthur W. D. Pickup | Halifax | |
| Justice | M. Heather Robertson | Halifax | |
| Justice | J. Edward (Ted) Scanlan | Truro/Amhert | |
| Justice | N.M. (Nick) Scaravelli | Pictou/Antigonish | |
| Justice | Margaret Stewart (supernumerary) | Bridgewater | |
| Justice | Gregory M. Warner | Kentville | |
| Justice | Michael Wood | Halifax | 2011 |
| Justice | Robert W. Wright | Halifax |
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