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Provincial Offences for Paralegals, 3rd Edition
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Provincial Offences for Paralegals, 3rd Edition

Jennifer Zubick
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Provincial Offences for Paralegals, 3rd Edition provides students with an up-to-date and comprehensive overview of the procedures involved in laying and prosecuting charges under provincial legislation. Designed to meet LSO requirements, this guidebook integrates the Paralegal Rules of Conduct and the LSO By-Laws directly into the content so that paralegal students can prepare to represent their clients before the Ontario Courts of Justice.

The topics covered in this text include the classification of offences and available defences, different procedural streams and charging documents, the preparation for and anatomy of a trial, and administrative monetary penalties.

The third edition includes a recurring case study that guides students through the steps of litigating regulatory offences, including the completion of relevant forms and new mock trial activities that provide context to content and allow students to apply their knowledge.

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ISBN
978-1-77462-159-2
Page Count
454
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
October 2021
Status
Available
Subjects
Criminal Law and Procedure
Tags
Higher Education Paralegal

  • Mock trial in-class activities

  • A recurring case study that guides students through the steps in dealing with an offence

  • Updated POA sample forms and documents, including a sample retainer agreement

  • Additional scenarios, case summaries, and Case in Point Boxes, boxes

  • Revised end-of-chapter review questions

  • Updated coverage of offences, legislation, statistics, cases, and examples

Chapter 1: An Overview of POA
Chapter 2: Roles and Responsibilities
Chapter 3: Procedural Streams
Chapter 4: Classification
Chapter 5: Your Client Has Been Charged
Chapter 6: Helping Your Client
Chapter 7: Preparing for Trial
Chapter 8: Motions and Applications
Chapter 9: What to Expect in Court
Chapter 10: The Trial
Chapter 11: Sentencing
Chapter 12: Following Up
Chapter 13: Reopenings and Appeals
Chapter 14: Common HTA Offences
Chapter 15: Other Common Acts
Chapter 16: Administrative Monetary Penalties

Appendix A: Provincial Offences Act
Appendix B: POA Rules
Appendix C: Set Fines from the Provincial Offences Act
Appendix D: Highway Traffic Act
Appendix E: AMP Regulation

Chapter 1: An Overview of POA

ERRATA
 
Please note there is a typo in chapter 1, top of page 6: The Provincial Offences Act was enacted in 1979, not 1997. This will be corrected when the book is reprinted.

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• Test Bank 

• PowerPoint Presentations 

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