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Advocacy Program |
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The Institute aims to assist the Bar, the Supreme Court of Canada, and the public with its Advocacy Program.
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News
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The Institute publishes its Annual Report 2011-2012. |
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Committees |
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The Institute
is composed of a National
Advisory Committee and Regional
Committees. The Executive
Directors run the day-to-day
operations of the Institute. |
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The Institute’s
mission is to contribute
to the public, the
legal profession,
and the Supreme Court
of Canada by increasing
the effectiveness
and quality of advocacy
before the Court.
The principal activity
of the Institute is
to provide free, non-partisan
advocacy advice to
a party’s lawyer
who is scheduled to
appear in an appeal
before the Supreme
Court of Canada.The Institute is a registered charity and is intended as a public service.
The Supreme Court
Advocacy Institute
is independent and
non-partisan. It is
not a program of
the Supreme Court
of Canada, and is
not associated with
the Court, its Justices,
or its administration.
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“In
our legal system,
vigorous, well-prepared
and effective advocacy
is of service to the
courts in presenting
fully the various
sides of the issues
that come before them.
The Supreme Court
of Canada is a unique
forum that presents
unique challenges
for counsel. We welcome
the Supreme Court
Advocacy Institute's
contribution to the
Supreme Court of Canada
and to the public
by providing both
novice and experienced
counsel with a forum
in which to refine
their advocacy.”
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