Archive: Two New Judges Appointed To The Ontario Court Of Justice
The province has appointed two judges to the Ontario Court of Justice, effective December 24, 2008.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
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Archive: Resolving Lawsuits Faster And More Affordably
Ontario's new civil justice reforms will make it less expensive to access justice and easier to use the courts to quickly resolve disputes.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
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Archive: Reforming Civil Justice For Ontarians - Support
Here's what people are saying about Ontario's new civil justice reforms:
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
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Archive: Reforming Civil Justice For Ontarians
Ontario is reforming the civil justice system as the third initiative in a series to reform justice for Ontarians. The changes will increase access to civil justice for Ontarians by simplifying, sp...
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
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Archive: Attorney General Marks 60th Anniversary Of International Human Rights Day With Statement In The Legislature
House Statement for The Honourable Chris Bentley Attorney General of Ontario, on International Human Rights Day, Wednesday December 10, 2008, Queen's Park.
Archived Statement | Attorney General
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Archive: Ontario Acts On Two Goudge Report Recommendations
Ontario is further responding to the Goudge Report by establishing a review team for "shaken baby" death cases and a committee to consider issues of compensation related to Dr. Charles Smith's work.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
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Archive: Acting On The Goudge Report Into Child Pediatric Forensic Pathology In Ontario
Ontario is acting on the recommendations made by Justice Stephen Goudge in his inquiry into Pediatric Forensic Pathology in Ontario by establishing a review team for "shaken baby" death cases and a...
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
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Archive: e-Laws Becomes An Official Source Of Law
Ontario is one of the first jurisdictions in Canada to recognize its legislation website as an official source of law.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
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Archive: Helping Peterborough Children Overcome Trauma
The Ontario Child Victim/Witness Program has opened a new office in Peterborough to help children who are victims of, or witnesses to, crime. The program offers a variety of services, including:
Archived News Release | Attorney General
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Archive: Speeding Up Major Criminal Cases
Ontario has introduced reforms to the criminal justice system that will move major criminal cases through the justice system faster and more effectively.
Archived News Release | Attorney General