: The New Brunswick Provincial Court Dockets are typically updated weekly, showing names, charges, and appearance types (e.g., sentencing, trial, or first appearance).
Local journalists, defense lawyers, and even victims’ services coordinators scan the docket daily. For victims of crime, the docket is a tool to know when their accused’s next appearance is scheduled. For the community, it offers a snapshot of local safety and justice trends. fredericton provincial court docket
Note: Effective , all filings for the Court of King’s Bench Trial Division in Fredericton must be submitted at the Burton Courthouse (23 Route 102, Burton), though most Provincial Court matters remain at the Queen Street location. Fredericton Courthouse 427 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 5G2, Canada Provincial Court of New Brunswick Docket : The New Brunswick Provincial Court Dockets are
A name on the docket is an accusation , not a conviction. As Justice Corrine E. Drisdelle reminded the court last week, "Everyone appearing on this list is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law." For the community, it offers a snapshot of