JUScampus Course Catalogue

This course explores some of the same subjects that users might have learned in Nuix Discover Basics, but expands on them so that users are set up for success.

This course is intended for Reviewers who would like to learn how to use Nuix Discover’s analytical panes effectively during document review. Part 1 of the course explores how to use the Map Pane to code documents, to identify documents with certain concepts or keywords, and to check their work. It also covers when and how to use the Timeline Pane. Part 2 of the course includes when and how to use the Related Pane and the Compare Pane. The presenters also provide a demonstration and a short quiz summarizing how to use of the analytical panes.

This course will help you head off risks by identifying and handling fake or malicious profiles.

This session introduces online secondary legal resources found on various platforms such as Westlaw Topical Texts and Annotations and LexisNexis Digital Library.

A quick and interactive online self-paced course that covers the essentials of open government, globally, in Canada, and at Justice Canada. You will learn what open government means, its objectives, and the benefits it provides to you as both an employee and as a Canadian citizen.

Understanding your Pay and Benefit Entitlements

This online course for new employees and students provides an overview of the Department and of available resources and tools.

Contingent Liability and Asset information is an essential component of litigation and legal risk assessment and communication for Justice counsel.

Law practice management – managing a law practice – is often defined by law societies as a set of practical tools to assist legal professionals in assessing, maintaining and enhancing their quality of service. They provide a general framework for conducting various aspects of legal work. This course focuses on twenty-one (21) practice management guidelines described as laws of practice, to help streamline the work of legal professionals at the Department of Justice Canada (Justice) according to a set routine or sound practice established by the Legal Practices Policy Division and leading legal professionals at Justice. Inspired from the management best-selling book “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership,” this course aims to provide the leading 21 best practices for career and profile management as a legal professional at Justice.

Increase legal advisers’ knowledge and understanding of the change of residence and relocation amendments.