Book your law tutor in Montreal

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 deals with theft, assault, fraud and other offences against society.
• 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 Montreal is around $60/h.

The cost depends on:

• 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.

Most teachers offer a free first lesson so you can test their approach.

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

• Supremacy of law means every person and every official follows the same rules.
• 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.

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