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At the Courthouse Library, we serve the legal community, the judiciary and the public of BC. We are funded by the Law Foundation of BC, a non-profit foundation that funds legal projects and programs that benefit the BC public, as well as the Law Society of BC, the organization that regulates lawyers in our province. Our mission is to help lawyers and the community find and use legal information.

October 2020

Human Sexuality and Public Law

August 2020

Increase Your Dispute Resolution IQ

June 2020

A Hackathon That Won't Stop

April 2020

Vocational Drift and the Profession

With this issue’s theme being “Beyond Private Practice,” it would be an oversimplification to focus solely on stories about lawyers going in-house or taking other gigs in the legal economy. For...

February 2020

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"We found barely one book on our shelves showing lawyers through the lens of mental health."

December 2019

Understanding Media Law

What do telecom regulations, mere puffery, harassing tweets, and publication bans have in common?

August 2019

Genres of Future Law

Courthouse Libraries BC is increasingly looking at ways to catalog legal technology innovations (speculative or otherwise), and distill meaning from the numerous conversations around the future of...

June 2019

Tips from Courthouse Libraries BC | June 2019

Frontiers of Employment Law

June 2019

Frontiers of Employment Law

Frontiers of Employment Law

April 2019

Defogging Administrative Law

The boundaries between private law and administrative law is a “terrain of shifting sands” – as author David Mullan puts it in his primer, Administrative Law, (Irwin Law 2001). This book is...