Justice Education Society of British Columbia

This resource helps self-representing litigants behave properly in civil court. Topics include What to Wear, What to do, What to Avoid, What to Call People and What to Do if You Don’t Understand Something. This resource is part of the Civil Case Ti ...

... defence is that the killing was a justifiable act of self-defence. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada. ...

... The Civil Court Process Youth Criminal Justice Act : The Legal Process ( also available in French ) Guide to ...

... Assessment Reforming the Family Relations Act Forum ...

... that: · The Youth Criminal Justice Act treats young offenders differently than adults are treated under the ...

...   2. Definitions:   2.1 The Act   - refers to the BC Protection of Personal Information Act which sets out how B.C. organizations may collect, use and disclose ...

... to Take Notes During Your Trial How to Act in Court Click here to download a PDF version of this ...

... students the principles of the Youth Criminal Justice Act . The program includes a teacher’s guide and features four ... help students understand in an experiential manner how the Act impacts youth. Get New Directions in Youth Justice FREE! - ...

... use YCJA.ca to learn about the Youth Criminal Justice Act – the law that is applied to anyone aged 12-17. Students can read ... commit crimes. Chapters include: Principles of the Act Legal Rights of Youth Extrajudicial Measures Conferences ...

Reforming the Family Relations Act : A Dialogue for Change, was a Community Forum held on March 10th, 2008 ... diverse perspective about changes to the Family Relations Act. The Forum was designed to assist the Ministry of Attorney General ... form the basis for a new and improved Family Relations Act. As organizers of the Forum, the Society is proud of what was ...