Ministry of Justice
Resources
The Ministry of Attorney General is responsible for the independent prosecution of criminal matters and providing legal services to government. The ministry does not give legal advice, or represent individuals or groups outside government, and does not pay directly for individuals or groups to have legal representation.
For legal information, education and help, visit Clicklaw. Search Clicklaw’s HelpMap to find free and low-cost legal services in your community.
JusticeBC brings into one portal more than 300 pages of information about the criminal justice system, as well as links to other resources and services.
To talk to a lawyer, call the Lawyer Referral Service of the Canadian Bar Association. To find out if you qualify for legal aid, contact the Legal Services Society.
The websites linked below provide information about law and the legislative process.
Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
- Legislative Assembly Home Page
- Legislation
- Current Bills Before the House
- Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
- Discover Your Legislature
- The Legislative Process
Laws of British Columbia
Justice Reform
Judiciary of British Columbia
- British Columbia Court of Appeal
- Supreme Court of British Columbia
- Provincial Court of British Columbia
