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Beginner's Guide to Finding Legal Information
Introduction
Introduction
Understanding the Law
How the law works in Canada
Understanding Your Legal Problem
What is my legal topic and what are my rights? · Which area of law does my problem fall under? · How do I find the laws that concern my legal problem?
Taking Action
Do I need to go to court? · Going to court · How do I find help with my problem?
Types of Legal Information Sources
Primary sources · Secondary sources and how to find them · How can I tell if a secondary source is reliable or if I should use a resource? · Recommended secondary sources


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