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French Language Services in the Justice System
In keeping with the government's commitment to the French speaking population of Ontario to offer its services in French, the Justice Sector Ministries (Ministry of the Attorney General and Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services) provide the information on their web site in French and in English.
This specific section aims to inform the Francophone population of its rights to French language services in Ontario’s justice sector.
How do I find a lawyer or a paralegal?
This section contains information on
Criminal Law
This section includes information on
- What happens in criminal court
- Going to court
- Guides to Ontario courts
- Jury duty
- Bail and sureties
- How do I find a lawyer or a paralegal?
- Subpoenas and summons'
- Youth crime
- Appeals
- Help for child victims of crime
- Help for parents and caregivers
- Elder abuse
- Domestic violence
- Help for victims of sexual assault
- Getting a court interpreter
- Laws and regulations
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This website has been created as a public service by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General. Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the information presented is current and accurate. However, users of this site should verify the information before making decisions or acting upon it. The Ministry of the Attorney General does not provide legal advice to the public. Materials on this website can be made available in Braille, large print and audio or electronic formats upon request.