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Canadian Statistics Related to Courts, Crime and Justice
Statistics Canada
Statistics / Aggregate Data
Juristat
General Social Survey: Canadians' Safety (Victimization)
Incident-Based Crime Statistics from the Uniform Crime Reporting Survey (UCR)
Crime Severity Index and Weighted Clearance Rates from the UCR
Homicide Data from the UCR
Hate Crime, Cybercrime and Organized Crime Data from the UCR
Canadian Legal Problems Survey
Courts
Adult Criminal Court Tables from the ICCS
Youth Court Tables from the ICCS
Court Workload Indicators
Demographics of Judges and Legislators
Tribunals
Prisons
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Citation Style Guides
Working with Criminal Justice Statistics
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Legal Citation
There are two Canadian style guides for legal citation:
1. The McGill Guide
Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (McGill Guide), 10th edition
Call Number: ebook
Publication Date: 2023
Also available in print: KE259.C36 2023 LAW (Reserve).
Legal Citation with the 10th edition of the McGill Guide
This Law Library research guide provides a simplified overview of the McGill Guide rules for citing Canadian cases, legislation, and secondary sources.
Tutorial: Practice Legal Citation with the McGill Guide
An interactive tutorial from the Law Library that allows you to practice legal citation with the McGill Guide.
2. The Canadian Open Access Legal Citation Guide
Canadian Open Access Legal Citation Guide (COAL)
The COAL Citation Guide is a freely available legal citation guide published on CanLII.
COAL Citation Style - Video Tutorials
Video tutorials teaching key rules from the Canadian Open Access Legal Citation (COAL) Guide. Produced by the University of Windsor Law Library.
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