West Coast Prison Justice Society
The West Coast Prison Justice Society was incorporated in 1993 to promote the provision of legal aid to prisoners in British Columbia. We promote the rule of law within prisons and the fair and equal treatment of prisoners.
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This booklet will explain how to qualify for Methadone treatment in prison, the requirements of the Correctional Service of Canada program, how Methadone is administered and the reasons why you might be cut off ...
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The Canadian Human Rights Act applies to federal prisoners. This booklet tells you what rights are protected under human rights law and how to try to resolve human rights complaints.
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This booklet explains your rights if you are charged with a disciplinary offence in federal prison. Topics include informal resolution, the charge, the hearing process, penalties, and reviewing a disciplinary decision.
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This booklet is a self-help guide about your rights to personal property while you are in federal custody.
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This booklet explains your rights, and the programs available to you, as an Aboriginal prisoner in federal custody.
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