Therapeutic Courts

Therapeutic Courts take a problem-solving approach to justice. They address the social and personal issues – such as poverty, addiction, mental illness and abuse – underlying or causing a person’s criminal behaviour.

Saskatchewan’s Provincial Court, like its counterparts across the country, has established several therapeutic courts in recent years.

More Information

Problem-Solving in Canada’s Courtrooms, A Guide to Therapeutic Justice, National Judicial Institute, 2011.

La Résolution de problèmes dans les salles d’audience du Canada, La justice thérapeutique: un guide, National Judicial Institute, 2011

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Welcome to the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan website. The Provincial Court plays a vital role in administering justice in Saskatchewan. On this site, you can find information useful to people going to court or considering doing so, along with more general material on the Court and its jurisdiction. I hope it serves to enhance your understanding of and confidence in our court system.

- The Honourable James A. Plemel, Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan

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