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Justice, Firsthand: Conversations with People Who Have Been Through the System


We are inviting community members to share their experiences with online proceedings as part of a study about access to justice in Canadian courts. You may be eligible if you were involved in court as a • accused person • victim • witness • person representing yourself in court • court user • community advocate Why take part? Your story can help us understand what is working, what is not, and what needs to change so the court system is more fair and accessible for real people. Thank you for your time Participants will receive a $30 gift card for their participation. University of Windsor Canadä Department of Justice Canada Interested in participating? Contact: Dr. Danardo S. Jones or Dr. Camisha Sibblis Email: danardo.jones@uwindsor.ca or Camisha.Sibblis@uwindsor.ca Phone: (519) 253-3000 ext. 4274

We are looking for participants with experience in Canadian courts, including judges, lawyers, court staff, court users, witnesses, and other justice system stakeholders. The study involves a one-on-one interview (60–90 minutes), which can be conducted via Zoom, phone, or in person, to discuss your experiences with virtual court proceedings, access barriers, fairness, and technology impacts.

If you want a chance to win a prize please fill out this form. After you fill out the form we will contact you to conduct a short anonymous interview.

If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please contact: danardo.jones@uwindsor.ca

If you know of others who are not currently involved in the system but may be interested in participating, we would greatly appreciate you sharing this invitation with them.

We greatly appreciate your consideration and hope you will consider contributing to this important study.


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