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Know Where You Stand: Emergency Orders, Police Engagement and COVID-19

 Registration is closed for this event
In response to recent public health concerns, Justice for Children and Youth and the Ontario Justice Education Network are offering a free online session for frontline youth workers that address the legal implications of the emergency orders and legal rights and obligations during this time.

 

 

Know Where You Stand: Emergency Orders, Police Engagement and COVID-19

In response to recent public health concerns, Justice for Children and Youth and the Ontario Justice Education Network are offering a free online session for frontline youth workers that provides information about the legal implications of emergency orders and legal rights and obligations during this time. 

Topics to be covered include:

  • City By-Laws and Provincial Regulations
  • Enforcement and Penalties
  • Disputing a ticket
  • Questions and sharing experiences
  • Additional Resources

Webinar:

Online links and dial in details will be provided after you register.

* Please note this webinar will be recorded.*

Materials will be distributed to registered participants.  Registration is limited and offered on a first come first served basis.

 
DEADLINE for registration is Wednesday May 13th at 6:00pm.
 
For information about this webinar please contact  Marc Rainford  mrainford@ojen.ca
 
 
For information about Justice for Children and Youth please visit:  www.jfcy.org
For information about the Ontario Justice Education Network please visit:  www.ojen.ca
 
Funded by the Law Foundation of Ontario and Legal Aid Ontario 
When
May 14th, 2020 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM

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