Court Policies and Fees

Access to Court Records Policy

This policy came into effect September 28, 2021.

• Access to Court Records Policy

1. Appendix A - Non-Publication Orders
2. Appendix B - Determining Record Suspension Eligibility
3. Appendix C - Redaction of Personal Data Identifiers Guidelines

FORMS (Download and save form to fill out by computer)

1. Form A - Court Records Request
2. Form B - Redaction Request - Filed Documents
3. Form C - Redaction Request - Exhibits
4. Form D - Redaction Request - Transcripts
5. Form E - Request for Appeal
6. Form F - Certificate of Redaction

Use of Technology in the Courtrooms/Courthouse

There are specific rules regarding the use of technology within the Courtrooms/Courthouse (In force April 1, 2013).

• Public Use of Technology Policy
• Media Use of Technology Policy

Media Accreditation Policy

All members of the Media must receive formal accreditation in order to use technology within the Courtrooms/Courthouse. Forms are to be submitted to the office of the Sheriff of the Nunavut Court of Justice (In force April 1, 2013).

• Media Accreditation Policy
• Media Accreditation Form
• Media Accreditation and Use of Technology Form

For further information on these policies, please view the following backgrounder: (Please note that this document is required reading for Media applicants.)

• Canadian Judicial Council, The Canadian Justice System and the Media, 2010

Legislated Fee Structure for the Nunavut Court of Justice

• Legislated Fee Structure for the Nunavut Court of Justice

Forms for document requests and filing with the Nunavut Court of Justice Registry

All questions and comments should be directed to the Registry which can be reached at (867) 975-6100 / 1-866-286-0546 (Toll-Free). Alternatively, you can find their contact emails on the Court Contacts page on this website.