1. Designation of Counsel 2. for Accused to designate legal counsel to appear in Court on their behalf

1. Requisition; 2 request to the Registrar to provide copies of documents and exhibits required for use in the proceeding

1. Order for commission; 2. Order to the Registrar to prepare a commission

This form is used to seek consent from the applicant applying for an appointment to allow for a security check to be conducted on them and have the results shared with the ministry.

Subsection 50(2) of the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 lists certain special provisions that may be included in a power of attorney for personal care, but only if the person granting the power of attorney completes this form within 30 days of granting the power of attorney.

Informs TCIU that an interpreter is required for a specified court action, or cancels an existing request. Contains information about the case, language requested, contact details of requestor and special instructions. Available in both internal and external versions.

Criminal proceedings in the Superior Court of Justice. Affidavit of Sheriff confirming how and when documents served.

1. Trial readiness report when hearing is not held; 2. confirmation that the parties are or are not ready to proceed to trial

1. Trial readiness report when hearing held; 2. confirmation that the parties are or are not ready to proceed to trial

1. Pre-trial conference report 2. Form to be completed by Crown and defence setting out issues to be litigated, concessions made, time estimates for trial, etc.

1. Letter of request; 2. Letter from a judge in one jurisdiction to a judge in another jurisdiction requesting assistance in securing the attendance of a witness to be examined

1. Order appointing a commissioner to take evidence; 2. Order of the Court directing a commissioner to take evidence and provide a transcript of the evidence to the Court

1. release order; 2. order of the court directing the institution to release an inmate

Criminal proceedings in the Superior Court of Justice

The Ministry of the Attorney General is pleased to announce that the 2021-22 Civil Remedies Grant Program application process is now open. The Program provides one-time funding of up to $100,000 per project (up to $200,000 per applicant organization) and will focus on the following priority crime types and population groups: Indigenous communities; Children and youth; Intimate partner and family violence; Gun and gang violence; and Rural/remote communities.