Justice Services
is responsible for the administration of the Kahnawà:ke Justice System.
About Us
Justice Services is comprised of several departments, including the Office of the Commissioner of Justice, Court Administration, Skén:nen Aonsón:ton, and Ionkwatahónhsate Victims Services.
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Services
The Office of the Commissioner of Justice
Focuses on research and development to improve access to justice. Responsible for prosecuting criminal and penal matters.
Court Administration
Offers a range of services, including case flow management, administrative and clerk services for decision-makers, post-decision management, processing of tickets and fines, administration of compensatory works, and support for the solemnization of marriages.
Skén:nen Aonsón:ton
Offers restorative justice services, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), and public education.
Ionkwatahónhsate Victims Services
Aids victims of crimes by providing public education on victims' rights and remedies, court accompaniment, and referring clients to specialized services and resources. Also assists with technical forms, helping clients access information related to their cases. Additionally, provides post-traumatic and psychosocial interventions to support clients through difficult experiences.
Kahnawá:ke Justice Commission
The mandate of the Kahnawà:ke Justice Commission is to provide oversight to Justice Services by monitoring its activities in matters concerning the administration of the Kahnawà:ke Justice System, and to also ensure that the integrity of the Kahnawà:ke Justice System is protected and defended.
Composition
- Kevin Fleischer - Commissioner of Justice
- Stephanie Cross - Justice of the Peace
- David Diabo - Community Representative
- Davis Montour - General Member
- Chief Tonya Perron - Justice Portfolio Chief
- Chief Jessica Lazare - Justice Portfolio Chief
- Dwayne Zacharie - Peacekeepers representative
- Suzanne Jackson - MCK Legal Services representative
