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Electronic records, electronic discovery, admissibility, standards for electronic records management, records management defects, software error rates, software unreliability.

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Law society management structures, Access to justice, A2J, Alternative legal services, judicare model, alternative business structures, Law Society of Upper Canada, CanLII, justice system, unaffordable legal services, legal research, clerking, judges’ clerks, LSUC, bencher, rule of law, cause of jus

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electronic records management systems, admissibility, ERMS, system integrity, Evidence Act, software, national standard, 72.34, records system defects, 72.11, ISO, software error rates, electronic discovery, proportionality principle, privacy and security, electronic commerce, tax records, imaging

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alternative business structures, automating legal advice services, legal advice, ABS proposals, support services, handcraftsman’s method, CanLII, LAO LAW, Law Society of Upper Canada, routine legal services, law firm ownership, investors owning law firms

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access to justice, unaffordable legal services, law societies' inaction, cutting costs by cutting competence, government intervention to provide legal services

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Keywords: electronic records management systems, system integrity, electronic records, paper records, standards of electronic records management systems, records management law, common defects in electronic records management, Canada’s major records management standard, electronic discovery, admissi

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Sedona, Sedona Canada, Sedona Principles, system integrity concept, electronic records, electronic discovery, proportionality, admissibility, national standards for electronic records management, electronic records management systems, triangle of interdependent concepts, triangle of interdependent p

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access to justice, legal services at reasonable cost-government interention-equality rights-two-tier justice

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Records as evidence, records management law, records management lawyer, indexing, electronic discovery, proportionality principle, experts in electronic records management systems, preventive legal services, litigation, predictive coding, TAR

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Records as evidence, records management law, records management lawyer, indexing, electronic discovery, proportionality principle, experts in electronic records management systems, preventive legal services, litigation

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Access to justice, unaffordable legal services, A2J, law society management structure, support services, handcraftsman’ method, Clementi Report, socialized law, delivery of legal services, evolution of legal services delivery, legal research, alternative legal services, CanLII, LAO LAW, law students

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Alternative business structures, access to justice, alternative legal services, apps, LegalZoom, LegalX, general practitioner, unauthorized practice of law, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, legal services

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concept of a law society, law society functions, conflicts of interest-regulatory and representative functions, alterntive business structures, ABS, access to justice, unaffordable legal services, legal services delivery, legal aid, Clementi Report

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Indexing legal materials, indexing, headnotes, information systems, accessing legal materials

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records management law, records management lawyer, electronic records management systems, evidence, electronic records, electronic discovery, review stage, Canada, evidence acts, admissibility, Sedona, Sedona Canada, rebuttable presumption, electronic devices, presumption of regularity

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KEYWORDS: electronic discovery, due diligence, records management law, records management lawyer, admissibility, TAR, predictive coding, review stage of electronic discovery, indexing, electronic records management systems, electronic records as evidence, regulation of technology producing evidence

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Electronic Discovery, Records Review Software, Review Stage, Electronic Records for Discovery, Relativity, Analytics Guide, eDiscovery Software, Indexing, Sedona Conference TAR Case Law Primer, NIST

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access to justice, centralized legal research, legal research, support services, the unaffordable legal services problem, Legal Aid, LAO LAW

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unaffordable legal services, law society, rule of law, access to justice, legal research, legal aid, poor people, support services, handcraftsman’s method, government intervention, legal profession, management structure for law societies, proactive steps fulfilling law society duties, legal bills

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Mobile phone tracking, evidence to the contrary, evidentiary burden, presumption of regularity, fair trial, disclosure, national standards for electronic records management, guilt by electronic device, software error rates, full answer and defence, Linux kernel, Canada Evidence Act, 72.34

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access to justice, support services for legal services, constitutional democracy, parliamentary democracy

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Rules of Procedure, Technology, Evidence, Evidence to the Contrary, Lawyers’ Education About Technology, Centralized Legal Research, Support Services, Discovery, Disclosure, Admissibility, Onus of Proof

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law society, access to justice, A2J, justice system, lawyers, attorneys legal profession, economies of scale, political-democratic process, support services method, practice of law, LegalZoom

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evidence code, codification, Canada Evidence Act, electronic records as evidence, consultation processes

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Lawyers’ Knowledge, Technology, Counsel Challenge the Reliability of Those Technologies, Electronic Systems, Devices, Electronically Produced Records, Mobile Phone

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intellectual property, Innovation Canada, records management systems, national standards, knowledge economy, intangible property, clusters and superclusters, software errors, imaging, standards development organization, Standards Council of Canada, Canadian General Standards Board

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Law Society, Bencher, Civil Service, Access to Justice, Unaffordable Legal Services, LegalZoom, A2J Problem, Canada

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law society, benchers, affordable legal services, government intervention, independence of the legal profession, support services, economies of scale, production of goods and services, legal advice, professional infrastructure of support services, cost-efficiency in the production of legal services.