|
||
  Did You Know Proposed new legislation will make it easier for police to protect someone who has a protection order against a person who has intimidated, threatened, coerced or harassed them, by amending The Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Act. Publications Online access to our documents and publications. Use the search feature or browse by subject or the program name. Annual reports and financial statements from the Branches, Boards and Commissions within Saskatchewan Justice. 2007 - 2008 Ministry of Justice Performance Plan Final Report of the Family and Youth Access to Justice Committee Final Report of the Family and Youth Access to Justice Committee examines and makes recommendations on a wide range of issues, including the adequacy of justice information for the public, levels of justice services, the scope of court jurisdiction, child representation in child protection matters, Aboriginal inclusion and court models. Final Report of the Northern Access to Justice Committee Final Report of the Northern Access to Justice Committee examines and makes recommendations on a wide range of issues, including levels of justice services, the scope of court jurisdiction, legal representation, Aboriginal inclusion, the community's role, technological issues and court models." Final Report of the Unrepresented Litigants Access to Justice Committee Final Report of the Unrepresented Litigants Access to Justice Committee examines and makes recommendations on a wide range of issues, including legal aid eligibility, court appointed counsel, duty counsel and justice system information, legal representation, role of Aboriginal courtworkers and the legal process."
Working Together for Safer Communities The Government of Saskatchewan Guidelines for Consultation with First Nations and Métis People: A Guide for Decision Makers, originally released in June 2006, are now under review. Until such time that a new approach is approved, this document, Interim Government of Saskatchewan Guide for Consultation with First Nations and Métis People, will serve to guide government employees and decision makers. Creating a Healthy, Just, Prosperous and Safe Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan Other: FEATURES  Some related sites you may find useful  Games, quizzes and other fun stuff!    |
||
.jpg)
