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	Information about how to find legislation, court rules and court forms is found elsewhere in this guide. See [[How Do I Find the Laws That Concern My Legal Problem? \| How do I find the laws that concern my legal problem?]], [[How Do I Find Court Forms? \| How do I find court forms?]], [[How Do I Find Case Law? \| How do I find case law?]], and [[How Do I Find Out About Court Procedures? \| How do I find out about court procedures?]]		Information about how to find legislation, court rules and court forms is found elsewhere in this guide. See [[How Do I Find the Laws That Concern My Legal Problem? \| How do I find the laws that concern my legal problem?]], [[How Do I Find Court Forms? \| How do I find court forms?]], [[How Do I Find Case Law? \| How do I find case law?]], and [[How Do I Find Out About Court Procedures? \| How do I find out about court procedures?]]

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	~~Primary sources consist~~ of ~~[[How the Law Works in Canada\|case law]], [[How~~ the ~~Law Works in Canada\|legislation]], court rules~~ and court ~~forms and are covered elsewhere in this guide~~. ~~These sources contain complex information and may not be easily understandable. They generally require interpretation of some kind, which is why it’s easiest~~ to ~~first look through the secondary sources that explain them~~.		The first three chapters of this guide answer questions about understanding the legal system and going to court. This chapter gives you a more detailed approach to looking for resources to help you understand your legal issue.

	~~Clicklaw provides [http~~:~~//www~~.~~clicklaw~~.bc.~~ca/content/lawscases quicklinks~~ to ~~online laws~~, ~~cases~~ and ~~rules~~] ~~which include links to~~ court forms.		Legal information materials fall into two types: ''primary'' or ''secondary'' sources.

			Primary sources consist of case law, legislation, court rules and court forms. These sources contain complex information and can be difficult to understand. They generally require interpretation of some kind, which is why it’s a good idea to first look through the information resources that explain them.

			Information about how to find legislation, court rules and court forms is found elsewhere in this guide. See [[How Do I Find the Laws That Concern My Legal Problem? \| How do I find the laws that concern my legal problem?]], [[How Do I Find Court Forms? \| How do I find court forms?]], [[How Do I Find Case Law? \| How do I find case law?]], and [[How Do I Find Out About Court Procedures? \| How do I find out about court procedures?]]

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	Primary sources consist of case law, legislation, court rules and court forms and are covered elsewhere in this guide. These sources contain complex information and may not be easily understandable. They generally require interpretation of some kind, which is why it’s easiest to first look through the secondary sources that explain them.		Primary sources consist of [[How the Law Works in Canada\|case law]], [[How the Law Works in Canada\|legislation]], court rules and court forms and are covered elsewhere in this guide. These sources contain complex information and may not be easily understandable. They generally require interpretation of some kind, which is why it’s easiest to first look through the secondary sources that explain them.

	Clicklaw provides [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/content/lawscases quicklinks to online laws, cases and rules] which include links to court forms.		Clicklaw provides [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/content/lawscases quicklinks to online laws, cases and rules] which include links to court forms.

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Primary sources consist of case law, legislation, court rules and court forms and are covered elsewhere in this guide. These sources contain complex information and may not be easily understandable. They generally require interpretation of some kind, which is why it’s easiest to first look through the secondary sources that explain them.

Clicklaw provides [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/content/lawscases quicklinks to online laws, cases and rules] which include links to court forms.

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