Help Section

This entire page will be devoted to a collection of Web links that may help you if you have Court.

The first link explains why you may want to record your own hearings.
In my personal experience at the Sudbury Courthouse, what you get transcribed in a Court transcript and what was actually said is not
always the same.

It's very wise to record your own hearings when the people who are
on trial are members of the Government. (i.e. Police, Crown Attorney, City,etc.).

I couldn't agree more with what is said in the following link.

A guide to recording your own court hearing

Here's more good links to read.

Ineffective assistance of counsel as a contributing cause of wrongful convictions

The following link is related to search warrants and it has lots of great information on that. It has Case Law under the Index tab at the far right.
My Case Law is actually in the there if you knew where to look.

Commencing A Proceeding For A Private Information Under The Criminal Code Of Canada

The following is a very nice book entailing the roles and duties of the Crown.

Public Prosecution Service of Canada Deskbook

Law Help Ontario
is a very good site for people looking for free legal help. I've contacted them many times to speak to a lawyer at no charge.

The Canadian Legal Information Institute
is a very good place to get Case Law.

If anyone of you have any concerns to what is written on this Web page.

Contact me as I have nothing to hide.