You and Your Rights
You and Your Rights
- Patients' Rights
- You and Your Lawyer
- What’s Fair? Government Decisions and Your Rights
- Official Languages: Your rights in New Brunswick
- Official Languages and Insurance in New Brunswick
- Supporting Youth with Disabilities in the Justice System
- Teacher’s Rights : Dealing with harassment by Students, parents and other adults
- The Law, the Police and You: Your Rights When Questioned, Detained or Arrested
- Accommodating Students with a Disability
- Helping the Public Know The Law
- PLEIS-NB Bookmark
- History of Language Rights in New Brunswick
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Disclaimer: Please note that our website contains general information about the law. This is not a complete statement of the law on particular topics. We try to update our publications often, but laws change frequently so it is important for you to check to make sure the information is up to date. The information in our publications is not a substitute for legal advice. To receive legal advice about your specific situation, you need to speak to a lawyer.
