Legal Aid Alberta hosts Dr. Hadley Friedland and Koren Lightning for a presentation on the recent decision from the Supreme Court of Canada upholding An Act Respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis Children, Youth and Families.
Beginning April 1, 2024, changes to eligibility criteria will widen access to legal aid representation for Albertans. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and learn how Legal Aid Alberta can assist you or someone you know.
Whether you’re just starting out or having been practicing for years, you’re invited to a virtual training session on admissibility hearings, detention reviews and removal appeals that will sharpen your skills and empower your clients.
Whether you’re new to immigration law or have been practicing it for years, don’t miss an opportunity to refine your skills and set your client up for success with a refresher on refugee claims, refugee appeals and judicial reviews.
Whether you have been practicing criminal law for years, are new to the roster, or are a legal assistant responsible for submitting invoices to LAA, this is an opportunity to enhance your knowledge on invoicing for criminal certificates.
This session covers a variety of topics relating to mental health and the criminal code including forensic psychiatry for lawyers, understanding and challenge risk assessments, the law of fitness, trauma informed practice, as well as details on the Alberta Review Board, Mental Health Act, and Mental Health Court.
