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PEACE OFFICER AND POLICE OFFICER A peace officer is a civil officer with the authority to preserve the public peace. Police officers and special constables form part, among others, of the large category of peace officers. A police officer is a member of a police force with the status of “police officer” and the authority to enforce federal and provincial statutes and bylaws in a given territory, such as a province or a municipality.

Accused

The individual against whom judicial proceedings are taken by a governmental authority claiming that he committed an offence. Defense Attorney A term for lawyer. Also called "counsel" before the court. Witness A person who, in the course of a judicial process, testifies to matters of fact and gives evidence or produces a document. More broadly, a person who has information in relation to a given offence or a given offender. Court Clerk Court officer who accepts filings, issues proceedings, keeps records and exercises certain judicial powers such as signing the minutes of a judg- ment rendered orally or administering oaths. Judge A person authorized to preside over judicial proceedings and to pronounce judgments in courts of law. In the criminal context, the judge renders a decision, based on the evidence, as to the innocence or guilt of the accused, in certain cases with a jury, and determines the appropriate sentence. Crown Attorney Lawyer who takes charge of and conducts, on behalf of the governmental authorities (the Crown), the prosecution of offenders under federal and provincial laws. Cree_Translator EEPF_Court_Liaison_Officer CAVAC_Officer