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This book contains expert interpretation and commentary on the most current developments in the law. The procedural aspects of all aspects of a criminal, civil or family trial – from the pre-trial stage to the verdict and sentencing – are covered.
by Michelle Fuerst (Author), Mary Anne Sanderson (Author), Stephen Firestone (Author)
Hardcover | Approx. 2,100 pages
ISBN/ISSN: 9780433505976
Conveys the "unwritten rules" of courtroom procedure
One of the most daunting facts about Ontario trial procedure is the enormous body of tradition and unwritten rules. The fifth edition of Ontario Courtroom Procedure contains expert interpretation and commentary on the most current developments in the law. The procedural aspects of all aspects of a criminal, civil or family trial – from the pre-trial stage to the verdict and sentencing – are covered.
Build your courtroom confidence with knowledge and experience distilled from leading judges and counsel, plus these time-saving features:
Checklists to help you prepare for a trial, select a jury, hold a trial management conference, and much more
Forms that can be completed during a trial, including forms to track criminal and civil jury selection
Sample scripts for counsel, judges, and court staff for virtually every courtroom procedure
Ontario Courtroom Procedure, 5th Edition is the only resource to comprehensively address procedural issues in all three areas of law – criminal, civil, and family.
Practical advice and guidance for all stages of a trial
How do you prepare and argue an application or a motion in civil and criminal cases?
How do you select a jury in a civil or criminal case?
What should an opening address include in civil and criminal cases?
What can you do to facilitate the presentation of evidence in the case in chief?
What does an effective cross-examination involve?
How can you best use demonstrative aids?
What content is appropriate for closing submissions?
Every chapter updated, including references to statutes, Rules, case law and Practice Directions
Addition of the Statement of Principles on Self-Represented Litigants and Accused Persons
Application of the Supreme Court of Canada Jordan framework respecting the right to trial within a reasonable time
Amendments to the Criminal Code respecting elections and preliminary trials
Amendments to Rule 76 – Simplified Procedure, in force as of January 1, 2020
Amendments to the jury selection process, including determination of challenges for cause by judges alone and the abolition of peremptory challenges
Determination of the constitutionality and retroactive application of the above amendments by the Ontario Court of Appeal in R. v. Chouhan, [2020] O.J. No. 241
Amended Family Law Rules regarding expert witnesses, including provision for joint litigation and court-appointed experts
Appropriate procedure if a sentencing judge wishes to depart from a joint submission as per R. v. Anthony-Cook, [2016] S.C.J. No. 43
The go-to manual for:
Civil litigators, criminal and family practitioners who need a reference source that covers courtroom procedures from routine to rare
Judges who need a practical text covering courtroom issues that arise every day
Law school faculty who want to incorporate courtroom procedures into courses on trial advocacy
Paralegals and court tribunal agents who want to learn how a trial unfolds
Articling students who want to prepare to appear in court
Mary Anne Sanderson
The Honourable Madam Justice Mary Anne Sanderson of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, was a partner at a prominent law firm and practised civil litigation at both the trial and appellate levels before her appointment to the bench. She has served as a President of the Advocates' Society.
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The Honourable Mr. Justice Stephen Firestone is a justice of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. He is a past director of the Advocates Society and past president of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association. He is the author of Halsbury’s Laws of Canada – Motor Vehicles as well as Ontario Motor Vehicle Insurance Law & Commentary, published by LexisNexis Canada.
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PART 1 — THE TRIAL SYSTEM IN ONTARIO
PART 2 — LITIGANTS AND COUNSEL
PART 3 — THE LANGUAGE OF THE TRIAL
PART 4 — PREPARATION FOR TRIAL
PART 5 — ARRIVING AT COURT
PART 6 — GENERAL PROCEDURES AT TRIAL
PART 7 — MOTIONS
PART 8 — STARTING THE TRIAL
PART 9 — JURY TRIALS
PART 10 — PRESENTING EVIDENCE
PART 11 — RESPONDING TO THE EVIDENCE
PART 12 — CLOSING THE CASE
PART 13 — DECIDING THE CASE
PART 14 – CHECKLISTS
PART 15 – FORMS
PART 16 – APPENDICES
PART 17 – ETHICAL RULES AND GUIDELINES
PART 18 - STATUTORY PROVISIONS RELATING TO USING DOCUMENTS AT TRIAL AND JURIES