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Canadian law is usually grouped into four main branches, each with its own rules and courts.

• Constitutional law sets out the powers of government and protects Charter rights such as free expression.
• Criminal law sets out what counts as a crime and how it is punished.
• Private law covers contracts, property, wills and civil claims between individuals.
• Administrative law governs bodies such as immigration, labour and human rights tribunals.

A private law tutor links each branch to real cases so the theory sticks.

The average cost of law lessons in Edmonton is around $60/h.

Several factors influence the price:

• Your current level and how quickly you want to progress.
• The tutor's experience, qualifications and legal background.
• The length and frequency of your lessons.
• The lesson format, online, at home or at the tutor's place.

Online lessons are often more affordable while staying just as effective.

The rule of law means nobody stands above the law, including the government itself.

• Supremacy of law means no one, not even a minister, can act outside the law.
• Legal certainty means rules are published in advance, so people know where they stand.
• Equality before the law means courts apply the same standards whatever your status.
• Independent courts let judges decide cases free from political pressure, with security of tenure.

A law tutor explains landmark rulings such as Roncarelli v. Duplessis in plain terms.

Law tutors in Edmonton have an average rating of 5/5.

This score comes from 6 authentic evaluations.

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