What is courthouse you visited virtually

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I need your help finding two virtual court cases in Ontario, Canada, between October and November 2024. It doesn't matter what type of matter, but it should be from the Ontario Court of Justice or Superior Court.

What is the courthouse you visited virtually? What date was the visit?

- What time did the court start?

- What were the names of some cases? Is it a matter of private, public, or municipal law ?

Briefly describe the details of the case and the proceedings.

- What areas of law were involved? What charge was involved (if any)?

- What type of legal language did you notice used in court (i.e. legal terms and names to address each other in the courtroom)? Were any precedent cases mentioned?

- What was the role of the stakeholders present in the court: judge or justice of the peace, lawyers or paralegals and the judicial administrators? (take note of everyone present).

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