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'''Resources'''
'''Resources'''
'''Annotated Criminal Codes''':
* Edward Greenspan, Marc Rosenberg, & Marie Henein, eds, ''Martin’s Annual Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2019)
* Alan D. Gold, ''The Practitioners Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: LexisNexis Canada, 2019)
* The Honourable Mr. Justice David Watt, The Honourable Madam Justice Michelle Fuerst, ''Tremeear’s Annotated Criminal Code'', 2019 ed (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2018)
Note:  All criminal lawyers carry around one of the three leading annotated criminal codes.  The most commonly used is Martins.  When reviewing any case the annotations on the section a client is charged with provide a good place to start regarding identifying the elements of the offence.
* Edward  Greenspan,  QC&  Marc  Rosenberg,  eds, ''Martin’s  Annual  Criminal  Code'',  2017  ed (Aurora: Canada Law Book Inc, 2017).
* Edward  Greenspan,  QC&  Marc  Rosenberg,  eds, ''Martin’s  Annual  Criminal  Code'',  2017  ed (Aurora: Canada Law Book Inc, 2017).
* Eugene  E  Ewaschuk, ''Criminal Pleadings  and  Practice in Canada'', 2d  ed  (Toronto:  Canada  Law Book, 1988).
* Eugene  E  Ewaschuk, ''Criminal Pleadings  and  Practice in Canada'', 2d  ed  (Toronto:  Canada  Law Book, 1988).
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== 2. Vancouver Lawyer Referral Service ==
== 2. Vancouver Lawyer Referral Service ==


The accused may call (604) 687-3221 or 1-800-663-1919 (for those outside the Lower Mainland) to reach the service, where an operator will provide the name of a lawyer who practices criminal law. The client should then call the lawyer to make an appointment. The fee is $25 plus tax for the first half-hour session, and the client will have to negotiate the fee for subsequent sessions at his or her first meeting with the lawyer. See Chapter 23: Referrals for more information.
The accused may call (604) 687-3221 or 1-800-663-1919 (for those outside the Lower Mainland) to reach the service, where an operator will provide the name of a lawyer who practices criminal law. The client should then call the lawyer to make an appointment. The fee is $25 plus tax for the first half-hour session, and the client will have to negotiate the fee for subsequent sessions at his or her first meeting with the lawyer. See '''Chapter 23: Referrals''' for more information.


== 3. Duty Counsel ==
== 3. Duty Counsel ==