"I'm not good at typing, can I choose to write my NCA exams in person"

Since the NCA announced that they will be proceeding with the online exam format, it is highly unlikely that they will return to in-person exams. Though this is great news for canadidates located in other countries that do not have testing centres, it is definetly nerve wrecking for students that are not proficient in typing. We recommend that you learn to touch-type. Touch typing is a method of typing without the use of the sense of sight, or simply by feeling the keyboard. This way, the fingers get so used to typing that they instinctively go to the appropriate keys without you having to see or even feel around the keyboard. If you spend about 5 mins a day, you can become proficient within 3-4 weeks.

Try one of these free touch-typing tools to better your proficiency in typing:

  1. Typing Master - https://www.typingmaster.com/?irgwc=1
  2. Typing.com - https://www.typing.com/
  3. Ratatype - https://www.ratatype.com/learn/
  4. RapidTyping - https://rapidtyping.com/downloads.html
  5. TypeLift - https://www.typing.academy/

The Supreme Court rules the delay for the retrial of a Quebec father charged with multiple sex offences was reasonable.

David Sullivan and Thomas Chan, both from Ontario, committed violent crimes while heavily drunk from substances they had taken voluntarily. Although the two incidents are unrelated, both men claim that the pills put them in a state of "automatism", where someone claims to have lost entire control of himself due to intoxication or impairment.

Mr. Sullivan became inebriated after taking an overdose of prescription medicine and stabbed his mother with a knife, seriously wounding her. He was accused with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon, and several other offences.

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Planning for the NCAs in 2022

2022 NCA/Law Graduate Calendar: Everything You Need to Know for the Year Ahead!

If you are studying law abroad, chances are you may be slightly disconnected from the recruitment flurry happening here in Canada. But don't worry, NCA Tutor has you covered. To make sure you don’t miss a thing, we've put together a very comprehensive calendar of deadlines and activities you should be preparing for from February 2022 until January 2023!

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