JUScampus Course Catalogue

This training session will demonstrate how to ensure that sensitive information is properly categorized as protected or classified and marked accordingly. It will also cover how to transmit, store and dispose of sensitive information under approved conditions in a controlled environment. The session will also show employees how to review protected and classified information for possible downgrading or declassification.

This course focuses on the amendments related to the Inter-jurisdictional support proceedings under the Divorce Act. It provides practical tips for lawyers to identify whether a support application should be made under the Divorce Act or under provincial or territorial Interjurisdictional Support Order Act.

Designed to introduce Justice employees to the "interest-based" or "principled" model of negotiation developed by the Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation.

This course will introduce participants to Canada's international human rights obligations and discuss why this information is important for Justice legal professionals.

This hands-on workshop will help you prepare for your next interviews and understand the guiding principles of the Behavioural-Targeted Interview (BTI).

This course is a brief introduction to Charter Statements. It explains the Minister’s duty under s. 4.2 of the Department of Justice Act, the format and purpose of Charter Statements, and the process, roles and responsibilities involved in preparing them. It is aimed mainly at LSU counsel involved in legislative initiatives.

Designed to introduce Justice employees to Dispute Prevention and Resolution (DPR) processes.

This course focuses primarily on the amendments to the Divorce Act. It briefly describes some of the amendments to FOAEAA and the changes pertaining to two international Conventions touching on matters of family law.

Overview of the Federal Real Property and Immovables Regime, including the Federal Real Property and Federal Immovables Act and the Federal Real Property Regulations.

This course provides an overview of the core crimes prohibited by International Criminal Law and of their interpretation by International and Canadian Courts.

At the very start of the self-awareness journey is Insights Discovery.

This course discusses the impetus for the creation of international criminal tribunals and delves into the achievements of those tribunals as well as the challenges they face