Full Data from Everyday Legal Problems and the Cost of Justice Survey
The Canadian Forum on Civil Justice has published the report with all the data from their Everyday Legal Problems and Cost of Justice of Justice in Canada survey.
As part of a national 7-year study on the Cost of Justice, the Forum surveyed over 3,000 adults in Canada to learn about their experiences with civil and family justice problems, the costs (monetary and non-monetary) of experiencing one or more civil or family justice problems and their views on the justice system.
Earlier Library Boy posts on the topic include:
As part of a national 7-year study on the Cost of Justice, the Forum surveyed over 3,000 adults in Canada to learn about their experiences with civil and family justice problems, the costs (monetary and non-monetary) of experiencing one or more civil or family justice problems and their views on the justice system.
Earlier Library Boy posts on the topic include:
- Everyday Legal Problems and the Cost of Justice (September 7, 2017)
- Report on Mental and Physical Health Costs of Everyday Legal Problems (January 15, 2018)
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