Aboriginal Courtworker Program
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Justice
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Service Description
Provides services that assist Indigenous adults and youth in conflict with the law. Aboriginal court workers help to ensure that Indigenous people who are alleged to have committed a criminal offence receive fair and just treatment before the courts. 27 full- and part-time Aboriginal court workers work for 10 agencies, which includes tribal councils, friendship centres and other organizations.
Aboriginal court workers:
- Explain the reason for the charges to the accused
- Provide general information about legal rights and responsibilities
- Help the accused get legal counsel
- Act as a liaison between the accused and the police, defense lawyers, the court or the Crown prosecutor
- Ensure the accused understands all court proceedings
- Translate court proceedings for the accused if he or she is not fluent in English
- Appear with the accused in court.
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Eligibility
Indigenous people in conflict with the law are eligible for Courtwork services regardless of their status, age or residency.
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