Alberta passed the Provincial Court Act of 1971, establishing a Provincial Court to replace the patchwork system of local magistrates and magistrate courts. The Provincial Court serves as a primary entry point into Alberta’s justice system and hears criminal, civil, family and youth cases.
Alberta passed the Provincial Court Act of 1971, establishing a Provincial Court to replace the patchwork system of local magistrates and magistrate courts. The Provincial Court serves as a primary entry point into Alberta’s justice system and hears criminal, civil, family and youth cases.
Provincial Court Act, Statutes of Alberta, 1971, c. 86.