Apply criminal litigation expertise to Investigative Genetic Genealogy as a Regional Assistant Crown Attorney in Newmarket. Support complex prosecutions and Charter-compliant evidence use.
The Criminal Law Division is establishing a dedicated IGG Prosecutions Unit within OCAA - Crown Counsel. This temporary assignment supports investigations using DNA analysis and genealogy research. You will advise trial Crowns, manage selected matters, and strengthen prosecution practices across Ontario.
Key Responsibilities: Advise trial Crowns on IGG-related evidence
Support consistent decisions involving IGG evidence
Assume carriage of selected IGG matters
Develop legal resources, precedents, and best practices
Coordinate policy, education, and training initiatives
Requirements: Membership in positive standing with the Law Society of Ontario
Knowledge of criminal law, evidence, case law, and Charter requirements
Litigation experience with IGG cases
Experience handling forensic evidence and complex disclosure
Strong judgment, writing, research, and communication skills
Bring criminal prosecution, IGG litigation, and advisory experience to specialized Crown counsel work in Ontario’s Central Region.

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📌 Investigative Genetic Genealogy Crown Counsel (Ontario)
🏢 Ministry of the Attorney General
📍 Ontario