JUScampus Course Catalogue

This course will provide participants an introduction on Money Laundering and Cryptocurrencies. Participants will be exposed to a variety of legal challenges and basic terminology related to money laundering and cryptocurrency.

This course explores the principles governing the use of definitions in the English version of federal legislative texts and good practices to implement and pitfalls to avoid in drafting definitions.

The format of the course will allow participants to acquire knowledge on the best practices to implement and the pitfalls to avoid in the drafting of the French version of definitions in federal legislative texts.

Defy: 2SLGBTQIA+ Self-Defence is a program for members of 2SLGBTQ+ communities of all abilities.

The training is intended to support the administration staff to better understand their responsibilities by outlining the key concepts, roles and responsibilities of the delegation of spending and financial signing authority.

This course has been designed to provide advice and guidance to learners who are new to concepts behind instructional design. You may not be currently involved in developing a course, or you might be exploring creating an online learning product. If so, this course will address some of the concerns you may have.

Learn how to manage business documents in the Justice Canada Digital Workspace (DW), the official corporate repository that provides functional websites for teams to collaborate and save documents of corporate value.

This course introduces legal professionals to the different phases of Disclosure Project Management, Justice's adaptation of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model. Participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of each party at each phase, as well as about useful resources that NeDLSS offers.

This course will provide an introduction to federalism and the division of powers in Canada. By the end of the session, participants will understand how legislative and executive power is shared in Canada and how the constitutional division of powers is treated in the courts.

This course focuses on the Initiate Phase of the Disclosure Project Management Framework. Discovery obligations start for parties as soon as litigation is commenced or anticipated. However, how do you know when litigation is reasonably anticipated? This course provides an overview on the guidelines and jurisprudence related to anticipating litigation. It is also describes triggers and indicators that clients and legal professionals should monitor in order to anticipate litigation.

This course provides focuses on the Review and Analysis Phase of the Disclosure Project Management Framework. This course reviews some of the trends in discovery and document review, notably the establishment of specialized groups focused on the review of large collection of documents.

This course focuses on the Review and Analysis Phase of the Disclosure Project Management Framework. This course reviews the common law privileges and provisions of the Canada Evidence Act that most often apply to the document review performed by Justice legal professionals.