Legal Resource Centre

An audio recording of CIAFV's 2011 Impact and Implications Workshop, Protective Orders 101.

Protective Orders 101 was a comprehensive day of presentations by local family violence and legal professionals on the who, what, where, when and how of protective orders including restraining orders, emergency protection orders, and peace bonds.

There was also be a Q&A Panel Presentation of local experts.

Episode 1 contains a discussion of EPO/QB Protection Orders by Dawn Nelson of the Family Law Office and a discussion of Restraining Orders by Family Lawyer Ning Ramos.

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Protective Orders 101 - Episode 1.mp3

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Protective Orders 101 - Episode 2.mp3

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Protective Orders 101 - Episode 3.mp3

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Protective Orders 101 - Episode 4.mp3

In this podcast, San San Sy is interviewed by Laura Collison about the website Canadian Law and Modern Day Foreign Brides, which the LRC created in partnership with Changing Together.

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Law & Foreign Brides Podcast.mp3

Small Business owners sometimes go astray (legally speaking) when setting up their businesses.

Written and narrated by Carole Aippersbach, a lawyer with the Legal Resource Centre.

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How do we deal with the privacy, civil liberties, and human rights concerns that online personal information is bound to raise? There are organizations and resources available for citizenship education.

Written and Narrated by Kirsten Wurmann, Librarian with the Legal Resource Centre in Edmonton, AB.

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This week's guests: Kirsten Wurmann, Public Legal Education Librarian (Legal Resource Centre of Alberta); Connie Crosby, law firm librarian, blogger, and CALL & TALL Executive Board member.

A podcast by James Milles, University at Buffalo Law School.

Recorded Tuesday, May 23, 2006.

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2009-04-29_lawlibrariansprettycool.mp3