Module 1: Introduction to Nunavut’s Legal System
5 Topics | 4 Check-Ins
Module 2: Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) Principles and Legal Practices
4 Topics | 3 Check-Ins
Module 3: Historical Context of Nunavut’s Legal System
5 Topics | 4 Check-Ins
Module 4: Language and Identity
6 Topics | 5 Check-Ins
Module 5: Alcohol Use and Community Well-being in Nunavut
4 Topics | 3 Check-Ins
Module 6: Intergenerational Trauma
4 Topics | 3 Check-Ins
Module 7: Socio-Economic Effects
7 Topics | 6 Check-Ins
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What is the unique structure of the Nunavut Court of Justice (NCJ)?
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2. Question
Match the following roles to their descriptions:
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- Oversee trials and ensure adherence to Canadian law.
- Provide free or low-cost legal services to those in need.
- Handle minor offenses and preliminary inquiries.
- Manage records and assist with court operations.
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A) Judges
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B) Legal Aid Lawyers
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C) Justices of the Peace
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D) Court Clerks
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What is a key aspect of incorporating Inuit cultural values into the legal system?
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