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Representing Yourself in Criminal Court
Representing Yourself in Criminal Court is a series of five resources are designed for self-representing litigants. They are also helpful for people interested in learning more about the court process.
- Legal Help and Information if You Represent Yourself
- How a Criminal Trial Works
- How to Prepare your Case
- How to Take Notes During Your Trial
- How to Act in Court
It is very important to also read Representing Yourself in a Criminal Trial (PDF). This is available at legal aid offices and on the Legal Services Society website.
The Representing Yourself in Criminal Court series provides general information. The resources do not provide legal advice. Only a lawyer can provide legal advice.