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The application process for the May 2023 – April 2024 Ticket Defence Program Access to Justice course is now open! To apply, please send your CV and cover letter before 4:30pm on March 10, 2023 to [email protected].
MEDIA ADVISORY: Event to launch dispatches on alternatives to policing, imprisonment, and surveillance being held ahead of votes by City of Ottawa committees on municipal services that impact community well-being and safety.
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Job Alert 🚨 #lawtwitter@LawJobsCAN
The application process for the May 2023 – April 2024 Ticket Defence Program Access to Justice course is now open! To apply, please send your CV and cover letter before 4:30pm on March 10, 2023 to [email protected].
@LawJobsCAN In 2023-2024, two directed Access to Justice Fellowships are also available with the Ticket Defence Program. Deadline to apply is March 28, 2023 at 12:00 pm.
#Ontario : List of resources and contact info for legal services re: police interactions and stay at home order: https://t.co/gKT30Bs37n
Work in progress! Please message if you know of resources/info that I have missed. Thank you! #KnowYourRights#Lockdown
Les avocats et les étudiants en droit du PCC peuvent aider les personnes en situation d'itinérance ayant reçu des contraventions liées au non-respect des mesures de santé publique et pour des infractions provinciales et municipales liées à la pauvreté. Contactez-nous 613-858-1872
TDP's volunteer lawyers and law students can assist street-involved individuals who have received tickets in relation to public health orders, as well as tickets for other provincial and municipal poverty-related offences. Contact us 613-858-1872 [email protected]
Le Programme de contestation des contraventions félicite la clinique juridique itinérante de Montréal pour sa victoire en Cour Supérieure du Québec aujourd’hui. https://t.co/neQAzYqfmm
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Appliquer le couvre-feu et ses mesures pénales aux personnes en situation d’itinérance revient à criminaliser une personne pour la seule raison qu’elle vit dans la rue, un résultat inacceptable dans une société libre et démocratique;
Le couvre-feu imposé au Québec contribue à marginaliser davantage les personnes en situation d’itinérance. Le PCC supporte la pétition déposée par la Clinique juridique itinérante de Montréal. https://t.co/zRQbdMyJsi
Will the exemption for ‘individuals who are homeless’ in Ontario’s new stay-at-home order truly work to protect some of our most vulnerable citizens during the pandemic? The exemption must capture the diverse experiences of being homeless. We offer some guidance.
SIU investigating the death of man in Ottawa police cruiser during transport to shelter. Our condolences to the family and love ones. https://t.co/WaxydFvOwr
Le @PPD_uOttawa est fier d'accueillir Me Pierre-Luc Fréchette, Violetta Jean et Jason Tremblay du Programme de contestation des contraventions @TDPOttawa afin de faire connaître ses services aux candidat(e)s afin de mieux servir certain(e)s de leur futur(e)s client(e)s.
Registration is open for the Ottawa Conference on Harm Reduction on 12/13 November. Join @ottawaharmredux & @OttawaHealthLaw for discussions on challenges & approaches in opioids, tobacco, cannabis, and more. Half of proceeds to local harm reduction orgs! https://t.co/4APX1vrKlW
“Canada has an established pattern of criminalizing poverty...homeless people are criminalized for seeking many of the things they need to survive, such as loitering, panhandling or sleeping on a park bench.” https://t.co/jF6mrt7RkL
"Policies put in place to abet homelessness during the pandemic could pave the way for a bigger institutional change, and even propel the push to end homelessness altogether."
The pandemic has thrown homelessness — and the potential to solve it long-term — into the spotlight. https://t.co/LcebkQ3nES #recoveryforall@CAEHomelessness