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Research and Reports
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CLEONet Expansion Report
(PDF 489
KB)
November 2009
CLEO recently conducted research to explore the form and shape
of a comprehensive legal information site for Ontario. This report summarizes
the key findings, discusses existing initiatives that could be built
on and possibly partnered with, and outlines next steps.
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Multilingual Legal Information:
Issues in Development and Delivery
(PDF 201 KB)
March 2009
In this report, CLEO reviews and expands upon the research it conducted
for the Linguistic Access Report in 2005, and looks at new areas for
exploration.
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Tapping the Community Voice: Looking
at Family Law Self-Help through an Access to Justice Lens
- Executive Summary (PDF
135 KB)
September 2008
In June 2008, CLEO held a one-day “think
tank” to consider the effective use of family law self-help materials
for low-income Ontarians. Please see the executive summary for more
information.
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Aboriginal Access to Justice Report
- Executive Summary (PDF
109 KB)
May 2006
CLEO recently completed a research project that looked at how it could
improve access to legal information by Aboriginal communities. More
details and an outline of recommendations can be found in the Executive
Summary of the report.
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Youth Justice Inventory
(PDF 383
KB)
March 2006
In 2006, CLEO researched and compiled an inventory of public legal education
materials relating to youth justice. The annotated inventory includes
a listing of materials produced by youth-serving agencies, government-related
offices, and other community agencies from across Ontario.
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Linguistic Access Report - Executive
Summary (PDF
108 KB)
August 2005
In 2005, CLEO completed research on how we can help meet the public
legal education needs of low-income communities in Ontario who speak
neither French nor English. Some of the recommendations from this report
led to CLEO's Six Languages Text and Audio Project. The name of this
project has been changed to "Your Rights. Your Language."
More details and an outline of the recommendations can be found in the
Executive Summary of the report.
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Canada-China Legal
Aid and Community Legal Services Project
(PDF 161 KB)
July 2005
In July 2005,
CLEO staff lawyer Caroline Lindberg presented a paper at the Canada-China
Legal Aid and Community Legal Services Project (CCLAS) Legal Aid Conferences
in Beijing, China. Posted here is her introductory paper on public legal
education, “Public legal education: helping people understand
and exercise their legal rights”.
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