JUScampus Course Catalogue

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.

Discovering Leadership Effectiveness uses the core learning from Insights Discovery with a focus on leadership.

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 focuses on the Collection Phase of the Disclosure Project Management Framework. The facilitators discuss the importance of Internet evidence in modern civil litigation. They also provide a short overview of the legal issues involved in the collection Internet evidence, particularly social media. The last part of the presentation focuses on methods of defensibly collecting Internet evidence by using Justice's Internet Evidence Team (IET). The facilitators discuss what the IET is able to do, and not do, on behalf of Justice legal professionals collecting Internet evidence for litigation purposes.

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.

This hands-on training session is intended for individuals who have been appointed the Site Administrator role and are comfortable navigating and working within the Digital Workspace (DW) environment while using the site actions menus and site features.

This hands-on training session is intended for individuals who have been appointed the Site Administrator role and are comfortable navigating and working within the Digital Workspace (DW) environment while using the site actions menus and site features.

Learn how permissions allow teams at Justice to access and work with the content that they need in the Digital Workspace (DW).

The presenters provide an overview of the considerations facing legal professionals on the use artificial intelligence. After explaining what constitutes artificial intelligence and some of the emerging issues, the presenters provide an overview of the guidance provided to legal professionals from law societies and Canadian courts. They also provide information about how artificial intelligence is being used at Justice (as of October 2024), and an overview of the use of machine learning artificial intelligence features to review documents.