ZOOM User Guide for Remote Hearings in the Ontario Court of Justice. These guidelines provide best practices for remote hearings. Guidelines for Conducting Remote Hearings in the Ontario Court of Justice.
Some proceedings may be subject to publication bans, which make it a criminal offence to publish or broadcast certain information that may be referred to during a court hearing.Īttendance and conditions of attendance at a court proceeding remain subject to any judicial direction or order. For more information about the Court policies governing public and media access to remote court proceedings, please consult for Court’s Notice Regarding Public and Media Access to Ontario Court of Justice Proceedings during the COVID-19 Pandemic.įor anyone attending a remote proceeding: It is an offence under section 136 of the Courts of Justice Act, and may constitute contempt of court, to record, photograph, publish or broadcast court proceedings without express permission of the presiding judicial official. To confirm in which courtroom a case is being addressed, consult the Daily Court Lists website ( ), which publishes the court dockets for the current day and the next day, or contact the courthouse where the case is being heard.įor members of the public and media: Access to remote proceedings for members of the public and media is presumptively by audio only.
Note that some guilty plea proceedings may take place in courtrooms other than those listed below.
For court locations that are not listed, please contact the courthouse where the case is being heard. Set out below is the connection information for regularly-scheduled guilty plea courts in various Ontario Court of Justice locations.
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