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Elias stayed a moment longer. He watched a young couple approach the building. They looked terrified, holding hands as if letting go would mean drifting away entirely. They were likely there for a simple name change, or perhaps a marriage license, but to them, the building represented a mountain of authority.

Even though Nancy lost her immediate freedom, the trial made it so difficult and socially unpopular to claim "ownership" of a person in New Brunswick that slavery effectively died out in the province shortly after. 2. The "Demons" Defense of Matthew Raymond (2018–2020)

Inside the lobby, through the glass, Elias could see the security guards beginning to usher the stragglers toward the exit. The Royal Coat of Arms hung above the courtroom door, the lion and the unicorn standing guard over the proceedings. fredericton court

This recent case gripped the city, not just for the tragedy it involved, but for the surreal testimony that emerged in court.

Behind her came the family. The brother, stoic and grey-faced, clutching a manila folder as if it contained the deed to his soul. The sister wasn't with them. She would likely use a different exit, the one near the parking garage, avoiding the public gaze. Elias stayed a moment longer

In 2018, Matthew Raymond shot and killed four people—including two police officers—from his apartment window.

(Main Courthouse)

Located in the same Justice Building, but with separate registry. (506) 453-2109