CENTRE DE TRADUCTION ET DE TERMINOLOGIE JURIDIQUES DE MONCTON: federal grants and contributions: 9 agreements; $3.6M value; 1 departments; 3 programs.
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The organization will develop a series of legal and linguistic tools related to the standardization of French common law terminology and will contribute material to the Juriterm database. The organization will provide reference services and repositories of documents, contribute to Jurisource.ca, a web portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources, and collaborate on the network activities of the Jurilinguistics Centers and of the National Training Consortium in Justice.
The project involves the translation and publication of court decisions into the other official language. The organization will also continue to engage with provincial and territorial partners to update the list of court decisions that will be recommended for translation into the other official language. Ultimately, the project aims to increase the number of judicial decisions available in both official languages in Canadian provinces and territories, primarily, but not exclusively, in the areas of criminal law and family law.
The project involves the translation and publication of court decisions into the other official language. The organization will also continue to engage with provincial and territorial partners to update the list of court decisions that will be recommended for translation into the other official language. Ultimately, the project aims to increase the number of judicial decisions available in both official languages in Canadian provinces and territories, primarily, but not exclusively, in the areas of criminal law and family law.
The organization will develop a series of legal and linguistic tools related to the standardization of French common law terminology and will contribute material to the Juriterm database. The organization will provide reference services and repositories of documents, contribute to Jurisource.ca, a web portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources, and collaborate on the network activities of the Jurilinguistics Centers and of the National Training Consortium in Justice.
The project involves the translation and publication of court decisions into the other official language. The organization will also continue to engage with provincial and territorial partners to update the list of court decisions that will be recommended for translation into the other official language. Ultimately, the project aims to increase the number of judicial decisions available in both official languages in Canadian provinces and territories, primarily, but not exclusively, in the areas of criminal law and family law.
The organization will develop a series of legal and linguistic tools related to the standardization of French common law terminology and the development of the Juriterm database. The organization will provide reference services and repositories of documents, contribute to Jurisource.ca, a web portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources, collaborate on the network activities of the Jurilinguistics Centers and of the National Training Consortium in Justice.
The organization will develop a series of legal and linguistic tools related to the standardization of French common law terminology and the development of the Juriterm database. The organization will provide reference services and repositories of documents, contribute to Jurisource.ca, a web portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources, and collaborate on the network activities of the Jurilinguistics Centers and of the National Training Consortium in Justice.
Juriterm is the only bilingual common law scientific terminology bank in the world. Launched in 1993, Juriterm is intended for all people who are interested in the language of law, whether in translation, writing, teaching or learning. Juriterm contains the entire standardized French vocabulary of the common law, and several hundred definitions from The Common Law from A to Z. This project includes the digital redesign of this platform to ensure that its many resources are still available for years to come.
The project involves engaging with provincial and territorial partners to develop a list of court decisions available in one official language that would be recommended for translation into the other official language. Ultimately, the project aims to increase the number of judicial decisions available in both official languages in Canadian provinces and territories, primarily, but not exclusively, in the areas of criminal law and family law.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.