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Specific decision-making : Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act [2009]

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This fact sheet explains specific decision-making under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act. Specific decision-making is designed to provide timely and effective decision-making services... More ≫

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This fact sheet explains specific decision-making under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act. Specific decision-making is designed to provide timely and effective decision-making services for adults who do not have the capacity to provide informed consent for health care decisions or temporary admission to, or discharge from, a residential facility.

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Civil enforcement bailiff information and application form

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This guide provides information for those interested in becoming civil enforcement bailiffs, including the authority granted to them, the duties and responsibilities of bailiffs, the process to... More ≫

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This guide provides information for those interested in becoming civil enforcement bailiffs, including the authority granted to them, the duties and responsibilities of bailiffs, the process to follow to become appointed a bailiff, abilities and skills required to be an effective bailiff, and when and how a Sheriff may terminate a bailiff's appointment. Also includes a code of conduct for civil enforcement bailiffs and an application form.

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Automated traffic enforcement : training guidelines [2009]

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important enforcement tool for traffic safety in Alberta. Albertans expect automated traffic technology to be used fairly and with consistency... More ≫

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important enforcement tool for traffic safety in Alberta. Albertans expect automated traffic technology to be used fairly and with consistency throughout the province, allowing for recognition of local concerns in accordance with community based policing. These policies are designed to ensure that the expectations of Albertans are met through the implementation of a standardized level of training.

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Restorative justice : what makes a safe community?

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Restorative justice is a different way of thinking about and responding to crime. It brings together those who have a stake in a specific crime, and tries to give them what they need to put things... More ≫

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Restorative justice is a different way of thinking about and responding to crime. It brings together those who have a stake in a specific crime, and tries to give them what they need to put things as right as possible. Restorative justice is a voluntary process that focuses on the victim’s needs and the offender’s responsibility to repair the harm.

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The justice system : Grade three multimedia resource : teacher's guide

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This resource has been developed by Alberta Justice, in cooperation with Alberta Education, to provide an introductory overview of the justice system and its key participants, while addressing... More ≫

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This resource has been developed by Alberta Justice, in cooperation with Alberta Education, to provide an introductory overview of the justice system and its key participants, while addressing outcomes from the grade three social studies curriculum. By using this resource, grade three students should be able to gain a general understanding of how different people in the justice system work together to maintain peace in their community. The concepts developed in this resource can be used as a basis for the students’ exploration and comparison of communities in other countries.

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Report of the Task Force on the Criminal Justice System and its Impact on the Indian and Metis People of Alberta

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The Task Force was appointed in January 1990 to complete a review of the criminal justice system in Alberta as it relates to Indian and Métis people and to provide a report for the Solicitor... More ≫

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The Task Force was appointed in January 1990 to complete a review of the criminal justice system in Alberta as it relates to Indian and Métis people and to provide a report for the Solicitor General of Canada and the Solicitor General of Alberta, which identifies any problems and proposes solutions to ensure the Indian and Métis people receive fair, just and equitable treatment at all stages of the criminal justice process in Alberta. This report on the work of the Task Force on the Criminal Justice System lists the terms of reference and the recommendations made concerning Indian and Métis people in Alberta.

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