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1. justice.gov.bc.ca › cso › esearchCSO - Search Traffic/Criminal By Participant Name - Gov

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   UNDERSTANDING THIS SITE. Court Services Online provides access to the public court record including the Provincial Court ticket records and Provincial Court criminal records. Most of the records displayed in this site are traffic offences or criminal code offences.

2. justice.gov.bc.ca › csoCSO - Home - Gov

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   Welcome to Court Services Online. Getting Started.

3. www.provincialcourt.bc.ca › enews › enews-06/01/2021Court jargon … what the alphabet soup means | Provincial ...

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   Jun 1, 2021 · This eNews explains some of the short forms and jargon you may see and hear in BC Provincial Court. Terms used in all types of cases. Amicus. short for Amicus Curiae – Latin for “friend of the Court” – refers to a lawyer who participates in a court proceeding as an impartial advisor, not as a party’s lawyer. APP.

4. albertacourts.ca › cj › areas-of-lawCriminal - Alberta Courts

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   The Court of Justice Criminal Division handles first appearances, entry of pleas, bail hearings, preliminary inquiries, the trials and the sentencing of all prosecutions where the Crown proceeded by summary conviction and the majority of those where the proceedings were by Indictment.

5. libertylaw.ca › what-happens-if-i-breach-my-csoWhat happens if I breach my CSO? | Liberty Law

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   If you have breached your CSO, an experienced criminal defence lawyer can help you navigate your way through the system as easily as possible. If you would like a free 30-minute consultation, contact us now at 1-833-784-7500.

   • Location: 10110-107 Street, Edmonton, T5J 1J4, AB
   • Email: consult@libertylaw.ca

   • Phone: (780) 784-7500

6. www.lib.sfu.ca › help › research-assistanceFinding court records and transcripts | SFU Library

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   CSO is free to search, but there is a $6.00 fee to access full-text documents. Full-text access is available for BC Supreme Court files. Searching Provincial traffic and criminal files is also free, however, no full-text court documents are viewable online for these matters.

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   What is BC court system (CSO)?

   • About: CSO is a BC government website which allows you to interact with BC's Court Systems in a few ways: to search provincial and supreme court files, to review the day's schedule of court matters, and to e-file some court documents. It is the online registry for BC Courts. What you can find here:

   Finding court records and transcripts | SFU Library

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   How much does CSO cost?

   • CSO is free to search, but there is a $6.00 fee to access full-text documents. Full-text access is available for BC Supreme Court files. Searching Provincial traffic and criminal files is also free, however, no full-text court documents are viewable online for these matters.

   Finding court records and transcripts | SFU Library

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   What is court services online?

   • Court Services Online provides access to the public court record including the Provincial Court ticket records and Provincial Court criminal records. Most of the records displayed in this site are traffic offences or criminal code offences.

   CSO - Search Traffic/Criminal By Participant Name - Gov

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   Can a CSO be breached at a court hearing?

   • Generally, your hearing must be back in the same court, in front of the same Judge who sentenced you to a CSO in the first place. There are some big differences between a hearing for breaching your CSO, and a trial for any other criminal charge. Firstly, the Crown only has to prove you breached your CSO on a Balance of Probabilities.

   What happens if I breach my CSO? | Liberty Law

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8. sasklawcourts.ca › resources › media-roomAccess to Court Records - Saskatchewan Courts

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   Access To Criminal Court Records and Criminal Proceeding Exhibits. Your request may need to be reviewed by a judge, and you may be asked to complete and submit either of the below forms for approval.