Related Posts
Navigating the Justice System 2012 - Free Training Sessions on the Justice System for those working with youth
- Login or register to post comments
- Printer-friendly version
- Send to friend
- PDF version
Navigating the Justice System is a federally funded professional development training session that the Ontario Justice Education Network (www.ojen.ca) is delivering for front-line practitioners working with youth. Although the bulk of OJEN's programming is often with youth, this session is specifically geared to enhance the capacity of youth workers, educators and front-line community practitioners on the criminal justice system.
Session at a Glance
- Who’s who in the court system?
- Navigating a charge step-by-step.
- Roles of duty counsel, crown and the police.
- Bail conditions and consequences for breaching.
- Dealing with your Lawyers.
- Lawyers and other justice system representatives will be available.
- Getting Legal Aid and more!
Session materials will be provided on site. Breakfast, lunch and refreshments will also be served.
There is no fee for registration however there is a no-show fee of $50 if a registered attendee does not show up.
This is a free day-long session (9am-3:30pm) being delivered in TWO locations across the GTA:
1. Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 at the Malvern Community Centre
- Address: 30 Sewells Road. Learn more about this session and register online for this event.
2. Monday, February 27th, 2012 at the Driftwood Community Centre
- Address: 4401 Jane Street. Learn more about this session and register online for this event.
________________________________________________________
For more information, please visit www.ojen.ca or contact us at info@ojen.ca or at (416) 947-5273


