A number of government departments and non-profit organizations in Canada produce free or inexpensive resource information about the law.This information provides additional and useful support for a textbook in law classes.Listed below are some of the key governments,organizations,and individuals you may wish to contact to use their services,or obtain copies of their publications.Since it is impossible to publish a resource list that will remain current for very long,write or telephone for the most recent list of available resources,and ask to be placed on their mailing lists to automatically receive any new publications and announcements.

Unit 1: An Introduction to Law

Chapter 1: It's Purpose and History

Chapter 2: The Rights and Freedoms of Canadians

Chapter 3: Barriers to Achieving Equality

Unit 2: Criminal Law

Chapter 4: Criminal Law and Criminal Offences

Chapter 5: The Criminal Code

Chapter 6: Drug Use,Drinking,and Driving

Chapter 7: Bringing the Accused To Trial

Chapter 8: Trial Procedures

Chapter 9: From Sentencing to Release

Chapter 10: The Youth Justice System

Unit 3: Tort and Dispute Resolution

Chapter 11: Resolving Civil Disputes

Chapter 12: Negligence and Other Torts

Unit 4: Family Law

Chapter 13: Marriage,Divorce,and Family Mediation

Chapter 14: Children and Family Law

Chapter 15: Division of Family Property and Spousal Support

Unit 5: Contract Law

Chapter 16: Elements of a Contract

Chapter 17: Carrying Out the Contract

Chapter 18: Landlord and Tenant Law

Chapter 19: Employment Law