What is the test for having a prima facie right to a trial by jury?

What rights does an accused have to a jury trial? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What is the standard of evidence used in medical, scientific and other medical evidence at a jury trial? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What are the costs of a human rights case brought by an applicant who alleges that the Human Rights Commission treated him unfairly? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Can a jury strike a jury notice in a medical malpractice case? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Whether a judge is sitting alone or presiding with a jury in a civil matter, whether the judge is a single judge or a jury? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What is a lay witness's right to give opinion evidence at trial? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What is the prima facie duty of operators of plants with motor control centres drawing 600 volts at lethal amperages? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

What are the consequences if a party rejects an offer of settlement that subsequently exceeds the award of the court after trial? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Is there any basis to support a finding that the trial judge erred in principle by failing to take into account the impact of a motor vehicle accident on a young motorcyclist with chronic myofascial pain and fibromyalgia? (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Does a trial judge have to intervene at the questioning stage to ensure the respondent does not give up solicitor-client privilege? (Nova Scotia, Canada)