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An overview of various careers in law and justice, including lawyers, paralegals, corrections officers, and intelligence officers. It discusses their roles, responsibilities, and required education. It also mentions the canadian association of paralegals and the department of justice websites for further information.
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Paralegals :
Building a court case:
If you would like more information on what Paralegals do, you should check out the Canadian Association of Paralegals website, www.caplegal.ca.
You can also check out the Department of Justice website, www.justice.gc.ca/en/dept/ri/paralegals/about.html.
Canadian Security Intelligence Service http://www.csis- scrs.gc.ca/en/index.asp
Intelligence Officers:
Corrections Officers
A short history of Policing in Canada
Military Police
Military Police serve the Canadian forces. With 1,250 full-time members, military police are the largest police force in Canada.
Military Police work in conjunction with civilian and allied military police forces.
Forestry Officer
Success College provides a two year diploma program in Corrections and Policing foundations. Applicants need to be 19 by graduation in order to graduate.
We are not a prerequisite for the RCMP or any municipal police force. Our program is a prerequisite for the Military Police.