the negative impact on psychological integrity of J.G. This negative impact need not rise to the level of “nervous shock” or “physical illness,” but must be greater than “ordinary stress or anxiety.” The Supreme Court said that s. 24 (1) remedy in such a case is for the courts to order state-funded counsel. See also List of Supreme Court of Canada cases (Lamer Court) Sources External links Section Seven Charter case law Canadian family case law Supreme Court of Canada cases 1999 in Canadian case law