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ch 4 test Flashcards

1
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1 first f/r

A

charter

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2
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2 protest

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uni dec of human rights 1948

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3
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3 codify rights

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difenbaker

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4
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4 constituted by

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trudeau

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5
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5 patriotism

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notwithstanding clause sec 33

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6
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6 first notwithstanding

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quebec

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7
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7 not protected

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right to enjoy property

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8
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8 charter not apply

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mall w/o wheelchair access

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9
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9 merit doesn’t ask

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substantial or minor right

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10
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10 test violation

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r v oakes

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11
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11 can’t claim freedom of expression

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public nude dancing

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12
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12 charter constitution

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all of the above

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13
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13 riot

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12 people

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14
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14 expression

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irwin toy limited v quebec

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15
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15 association

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all of the above

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16
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16 new gov

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5 years

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17
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17 age to run for office

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18

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18
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18 difficult sec

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right to life liberty and security

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19
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19 1996 control drug replaced

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narcotic control act

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20
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20 marijuana first to legalize

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canada

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21
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21 criminal offense right

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all of the above

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22
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22 ?

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most innocent possible offenders test

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23
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23 not corporation

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every citizen

24
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24 no discrimination

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sexual orientation

25
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25 bilingual

A

new brunswick

26
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26 judiciary role

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more power

27
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27 r/f

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False

28
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28 bill of rights

A

True

29
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29 sec 33 limit

A

True

30
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30 injustices by individuals

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False

31
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31 first

A

True

32
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32 limited by freedom of others

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True

33
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33 criminal code

A

True

34
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34 freedom of assembly

A

False

35
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35 certain groups no unions

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True

36
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36 equality rights inclusive

A

False

37
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37 referred to as

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unalienable rights

38
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38 sec 33 also called

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notwithstanding clause

39
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39 provincial

A

human rights codes

40
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40 friends of the court also known as

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interveners

41
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41 sec 1 r/f subject to

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reasonable limits

42
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42 key freedoms

A

freedom of expression

43
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43 freedom of

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association

44
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44 can’t vote until 1918

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women

45
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45 lying under oath

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perjury

46
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46 established

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royal proclamation

47
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52 right vs freedom

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A right is a legal, moral, or social entitlement that citizens can expect, mainly from the government
A freedom is the right to conduct ones affairs without government interference

48
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53 order

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magna carta
declaration of independence 
declaration of rights of man
british bill of rights
universal declaration of human rights
49
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54 why did we need the charter

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the bill of rights could be amended by a vote by the active parliament, it did not apply to provinces only federal jurisdiction

50
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55 trudeau entrenched the charter

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he wanted to make the charter the supreme law of the land

51
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56 significance of entrenching the charter

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caused a shift of power from the parliament to the courts

52
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57 purpose of the notwithstanding clause

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it was used as a bargaining chip to get the constitution repatriated, allows federal and provincial governments to pass legislation that is exempt from certain sections of the charter

53
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58 guardian of constitution

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the charter of rights and freedoms was written in general language and the 9 justices that make up the supreme court of canada are responsible for interpreting and enforcing its terms

54
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59 passing a law that limits charter rights

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must be shown that the limits are reasonable and justifiable in a free and democratic society

55
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60 why against extraditing

A

it goes against the principle that life is precedent

56
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bonus

A

bill 101 replaced by bill 178 which required french only signs outside of businesses

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