Reports
If you are looking for more information on any of the reports listed below please email us via gencom@lao.on.ca.
- Deputy Minister Advisory Panel on Criminal Legal Aid
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The Deputy Minister Advisory Panel on Criminal Legal Aid was established with the mandate to advise the federal Deputy Minister of Justice on innovations, best practices and efficiencies that would contribute to maximizing the federal investment in criminal legal aid.
- Report of the Deputy Minister Advisory Panel on Criminal Legal Aid
Date: 2014
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Date: 2014
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- Report of the Deputy Minister Advisory Panel on Criminal Legal Aid
- Department of Canada: Evaluation of the legal aid program
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The final report for the evaluation of the Legal Aid Program. The evaluation addresses both the relevance and the performance of the Program. The evaluation covers the period from 2012‑13 to 2015‑16.
- Evaluation of the Legal Aid Program
Date: December 2016
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- Evaluation of the Legal Aid Program
- National Criminal Justice Symposium
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The National Symposium on Criminal Justice Reform, Reinventing Criminal Justice brings together senior representatives from all sectors of the criminal justice system to discuss systemic issues facing the system and to recommend changes in the delivery of justice.
- Reports can be found here: icclr.law.ubc.ca
- Proposed National Benchmarks for Public Legal Assistance Services
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A joint Working Group of the Association of Legal Aid Plans of Canada (ALAP) and the Canadian Bar Association’s Access to Justice Committee (CBA) agreed to collaborate to formulate national legal aid benchmarks for Canada.
- Proposed national benchmarks for public legal assistance services
Date: August 2016
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- Proposed national benchmarks for public legal assistance services
- Report of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights: Access to Justice
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On 23 February 2016, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights undertook a study on access to justice. The first phase of the study consisted of reviewing the Court Challenges Program. The Committee tabled its report on the Court Challenges Program in September 2016.
- Access to Justice part 1: Court Challenges program
The second phase of the study entailed a review of legal aid. - Access to justice part 2: Legal aid
Date: October 2017
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- Access to Justice part 1: Court Challenges program
- Study on access to the justice system
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The Canadian Bar Association’s Access to Justice Committee is pleased to contribute to the study of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights on legal aid.
- Canadian Bar Association: Study on Access to the Justice System—Legal Aid
Date: December 2016
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- Canadian Bar Association: Study on Access to the Justice System—Legal Aid