The successful applicant will provide legal advice as well as prosecute cases in order to maintain the integrity of the legal system in a professional manner.
Topic: Disaster Recovery, The Courts | Posted By: npickering
Wednesday, 20 December 2017 - 12:48pm
Director of Public Prosecutions Kim Hollis QC has said that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has continued to serve the Territory of the Virgin Islands since the passage of Hurricanes Irma and Maria in September 2017.
The successful applicant will provide legal advice as well as prosecute cases in order to maintain the integrity of the legal system in a professional manner.
We work very closely with our criminal justice partners to ensure a better experience for victims and witnesses at court. We recognise for most this is a completely new and often daunting experience.
The help of victims and witnesses in reporting crime and giving evidence at court is crucial in bringing those responsible to justice. However, we know that giving evidence can be a daunting experience and the Office of the DPP work closely to support you though the court process, helping you to give your best evidence. We are constantly striving to improve our service and create a better experience for victims and witnesses.
Welcome To The Webpage Of The Director Of Public Prosecutions BVI
On our webpage you will find information for victims and witnesses, contact details for our teams and our latest news. We hope you find the site useful.
The successful applicant will provide legal advice as well as prosecute cases in order to maintain the integrity of the legal system in a professional manner.
