If you have received a subpoena requiring you to attend court to testify, you may feel uncertain about what to expect. This section of VictimsInfo.ca provides information and instructional videos on going to court in ...
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This website provides youth ages 16-24 with access to a broad range of legal help. The site provides text and videos, along with a live chat service between Monday and Friday, from 11am - 2pm. The site helps youth ...
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This website provides a video and information about resolving disputes through mediation in small claims court in BC. It explains the difference between mediation and a trial and the benefits of mediation. Details ...
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Victims as well as members of the public may, with permission, attend parole board hearings. This section of VictimsInfo.ca, an online resource for victims and witnesses of crime, offers information, an instructional ...
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This guidebook has been prepared for people who are respondents to appeals in civil cases in the BC Court of Appeal. It provides information about responding to an appeal, the documents that have to be prepared, the ...
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This fact sheet provides tips on taking notes during trial for people representing themselves. It highlights when, how and why you should take notes during your trial. In the end, taking notes will help you prepare a ...
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This fact sheet provides help if you are representing yourself in a civil lawsuit. It details four tips in preparing your case: collect all the documents and exhibits, analyze your case, prepare your argument, and ...
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This Guidebook provides a step by step procedure that you can follow to appeal an order (decision) made by a judge after a British Columbia Small Claims Court trial.
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Vancouver's Downtown Community Court reduces crime and improves public safety by addressing the underlying problems that lead to crime. Videos produced by the Justice Education Society introduce you to the court, ...
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By the time a dispute reaches an administrative tribunal, people have often spent a lot of time, energy, and money on a situation that may not end up the way they hoped. The online guides and videos on this website will ...
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