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Proceeds of crime go back to victims
The Alberta government can sell property that’s acquired illegally or is used for illegal acts. The proceeds help compensate victims... [read more]

Honouring those who keep our neighbourhoods safe
The Alberta government recognized individuals and organizations with crime prevention awards for their work in reducing and preventing crime in communities across the province... [read the information bulletin]

2013 Queen's Counsel selection
Every two years, lawyers are invited to apply for appointment as Queen's Counsel. The application deadline is September 6, 2013... [read more]

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