Chpt 4 Intro to Criminal Law Multiple Choice REVIEW Flashcards
The Provincial Courts (Criminal Division)
- Arraigns the Accused
The Provincial Courts (Criminal Division) Part 2
- Holds preliminary hearings for most severe indictable offences.
- Hears and tries criminal summary conviction cases and the least serious indictable offences such as theft under $5000.
Provincial Superior Courts (Appeals and Trials)
- It is the court of first appeal with respect to criminal cases arising in the provincial court.
Provincial Superior Courts (Part 2)
Can be composed of a Judge alone or a Judge and Jury.
Provincial Courts of Appeal
- Hears appeals from the Trial Division of provincial superior courts.
Provincial Courts of Appeal (Part 2)
- Sets provincial precedent; decisions must be followed by all judges in that province.
Federal Courts
- Canada’s national court system that hears legal disputes with the federal government.
What does the Federal Court have jurisdiction over cases involving?
- Federal government board
- Tribunals and commissions
- Immigration and citizenship matters
The Supreme Court of Canada
- Hears appeal from provincial appeal courts
Which court within the criminal division tries the most Severe Crimes?
- Provincial Superior Court
The Supreme Court
- Is the finial court of appeal
- Hears appeals from Provincial Appeal Courts and the Federal Court of Appeal
- Has unlimited jurisdiction in criminal matters
Which court holds preliminary hearings for most severe indictable offences?
- Provincial Courts
Which court Appeals and trials are the first court of appeal?
- Provincial Superior Court
Which court Appeals and Trials can be composed of a Judge or Jury?
- Provincial Superior Court
Which court appeals and trails Hears criminal appeals in summary conviction cases?
- Provincial Superior Court
Which court is the highest court and the final court of appeal in the province?
- Provincial Court of Appeal
Which court has 3-5 Judges to hear all appeals?
- Provincial Court of Appeal
Which court has the judges appointed by the provincial government?
- Provincial Court
Which court got separated to 2 distinct courts: Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal in 2003
- Federal Court of Canada
Which court is the Final court of Appeal?
- Supreme Court of Canada