Access to Justice in Both Official Languages, English and French Before Federal Courts: Final Report
Year:
2004
Author :
Publishing Company:
, Canadian Centre for Management Development
Abstract
These are the proceedings of a conference held in April 2003 on the right to use French and English before Canada’s tribunals. Representatives of federal tribunals and of associations of French-speaking lawyers came together to discuss the challenges of providing service in both official languages in federal tribunals, as well as best practices in doing so.
Theme :
Accessibility of servicesInstitutionsJusticeOfficial languages
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