Court Case Management Program

The aim of the Court Case Management (CCM) Program is to more effectively manage criminal cases in Edmonton and Calgary adult Provincial Court, and in turn, increase public confidence in the justice system and improve access to justice. The CCM Program will benefit the Provincial Court, court staff, the Crown, defence counsel, the unrepresented accused, and of course, the public. The program will address new and innovative methods by which matters are scheduled and disposed of in the Provincial Court. The Crown File Ownership Project is a sub-project under the larger CCM Program.

Messages to the Court Case Management Program team from Deputy Chief Judge Allan Lefever

 Court Case Management General Guidelines

Judicial Discussion Document

Documents Outlining New Court Processes

These documents have been prepared to guide the judiciary, federal and provincial Crown Prosecutors, and defense counsel through the new court processes.

CCM Program - project reference documents

 Important Update - January 2010
  
CCM Program - newsletter updates
 
CCM Program - Business Process Redesign
 

Messages to the Court Case Management Program team from Deputy Chief Judge Allan Lefever

 Court Case Management General Guidelines

Judicial Discussion Document

Documents Outlining New Court Processes

These documents have been prepared to guide the judiciary, federal and provincial Crown Prosecutors, and defense counsel through the new court processes.

CCM Program - project reference documents

 Important Update - January 2010
  
CCM Program - newsletter updates
 
CCM Program - Business Process Redesign