Nova Scotia Supreme Court - Judges of The Supreme Court

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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