Navigating a court case
For many people, attending Provincial Court is their first contact with the justice system. It can be intimidating, but knowing what to expect can help.
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Navigating a court case
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Information for all types of cases
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Criminal (adult and youth)
- Getting ready for criminal court
- Steps in a criminal case
- Indigenous sentencing and specialized criminal courts
- Youth criminal court
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Criminal Caseflow Management Rules
- RULE 1 OBJECT, APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION
- RULE 2 EFFECT OF NON-COMPLIANCE
- RULE 3 PRACTICE DIRECTIONS OF CHIEF JUDGE
- RULE 4 NOTICE AND FILING
- RULE 5 INITIAL APPEARANCE
- RULE 6 CROWN DISCLOSURE
- RULE 7 ARRAIGNMENT REPORT
- RULE 8 ARRAIGNMENT HEARING
- RULE 9 TRIAL READINESS REPORT
- RULE 10 TRIAL CONFIRMATION HEARING
- RULE 11 ADJOURNMENT OF TRIAL OR PRELIMINARY INQUIRY
- RULE 12 NOTICE BY COUNSEL
- RULE 13 CONTINUATIONS
- ARRAIGNMENT AND TRIAL READINESS FORMS
- Criminal orders picklists
- Alternatives to criminal court
- Criminal Code s. 810 (protection) orders
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Family
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Small claims
- Traffic, ticket, bylaw
- Indigenous sentencing and specialized criminal courts
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Information for all types of cases
- Finding judgments
- Court locations
- News, notices, policies and practice directions
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About the Court
- Judicial Council