Chpt 6 Multiple Choice Review Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Which Court in Canada is completely televised?

A

The Supreme Court of Canada is completely Televised.

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How is a Jury Verdict of guilty established in a Criminal Trial?

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It is Established when 12/12 Jurors vote to convict.

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What are the exemptions from Jury Duty?

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  • Politicians.
  • Judges and Lawyers.
  • Anyone convicted without a pardon.
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What are the requirements for any Potential Juror?

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  • Must be at least 18 years old.
  • Speak French or English.
  • Have lived in a province or territory for one year.
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Who is permitted to Accept or Reject Jurors for a Trial?

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The Crown and the Defence are the only ones who are permitted to Accept or Reject Jurors.

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Which type of Challenge cannot Eliminate Prospective Jurors?

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The type of Challenge that cannot Eliminate Prospective Jurors is the Challenge of Proceedings.

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How many peremptory challenges does each side have if the charge where the punishment is 5 years or more?

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Each side will have 12 PEREMPTORY challenges if the charge has a punishment of 5 years or more.

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How many Jurors are required for a Civil Trial?

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6 Jurors are required for a Civil Trial.

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What offence would NOT be tried before a Jury?

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SHOPLIFTING would not be tried before a Jury.

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What is a witness GUILTY of when they fail to attend a trial, to give evidence?

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The witness would be guilty of the CONTEMPT of COURT If they fail to attend a trial.

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What is a Witness GUILTY of when they knowingly provide a FALSE testimony in COURT?

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They would be guilty of PERJURY if they were to knowingly provide a false testimony in court.

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What does VOIRE DIRE determine?

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It would determine if evidence SHOULD be Admissible.

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What type of evidence is used by the Crown to demonstrate that the accused has committed Similar Offences in the past?

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The type of evidence that would be used by the Crown is called SIMILAR FACT, if the accused has committed similar offences.

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What type of Statement CLEARS a defendant of GUILT?

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EXCULPATORY is the statement that would clear a defendant of guilt.

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What is a CLOSING STATEMENT also known as?

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A SUMMATION is another name for a closing statement.

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