Halifax Provincial Court — Attraction in Halifax

nova scotia as a whole is extremely corrupt. its gangstalking systems are within the courts, the large majority of legal reprisentation, the rcmp, healthcare, fire department. as a clean record citizen and good person who travels across canada multiple times, i assure you nova scotia is the most cliqued up corrupt province in all of canada as a result of these types of people. amherst courts as well are beyond corrupt and open about it and yet likely pay people off to get away with it. we need people with good morals to come fix this provense and allow it to flourish in peace safety and security for alll and not just a few selected people and their criminal affiliations...

Such a mixed bag here. Many of the sheriffs(?) at the door are absolutely fantastic. However the lady I just spoke to on the phone must have been swamped or overwhelmed, or something. I clearly explained my situation, and that I had recieved a message saying the ticket wasn't found or had been paid, and she told me to do exactly what I told her I had done. I felt like she deals with so many people she has just resorted to standard messages to certain keywords rather than actually listen to the person or their issues. Regardless, in general, the courthouse isn't a terribly run location, and has decent folks...

Been there a few times paying tickets, acting as character references and a witness. This is what a court of law "should" be: intimidating old architecture (used to house the Nova Scotia Museum in the 1960s if i recall properly), tight security, a bit grungy in spots, spacious courtrooms, a bit difficult to navigate: makes one not want to be on the wrong side of the law all that often, lol!! Very convenient location right in downtown Halifax: super-easy to find, which is...