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J-2, r. 1 - Regulation respecting indemnities and allowances to jurors
Section 3
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3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $153 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $201 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $256 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $305 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $144 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $189 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $240 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $286 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $140 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $184 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $234 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $278 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $139 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $182 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $232 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $275 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $136 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $179 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $228 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $270 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $133 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $175 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $223 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $264 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $131 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $172 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $220 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $260 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $124 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $164 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $208 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $247 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
3. A juror is entitled, on order of the judge, to an allowance for the care of children or other dependents.
That allowance is payable on a weekly basis, on the presentation of vouchers, up to:
(1) $122 where the juror takes care of 1 person provided for in the first paragraph;
(2) $161 where the juror takes care of 2 persons provided for in the first paragraph;
(3) $204 where the juror takes care of 3 persons provided for in the first paragraph; or
(4) $243 where the juror takes care of 4 persons or more provided for in the first paragraph.
That allowance shall be revalorized in accordance with Chapter VIII of Title II of the Automobile Insurance Act (chapter A-25). The Minister of Justice shall inform the public of the result of this revalorization, through the Gazette officielle du Québec or by any other means he deems appropriate.
