unit 2 test Flashcards

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fundemental freedom

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free society, freedom of:
conscience and religion
thoughts
belief
expression
allows us to express our ideas and critize gov without fear of of punishment. Cant hatecrime tho

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democratic rights

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rights to be eligible to vote and run in election, 2+ years inmates have right to vote

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mobility rights

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all canadians have permanent residence, allows citizens to move provinces easily

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equality rights

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equal legal freedom from dicscrimination

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legal rights

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“the right to life librity and security” “not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual tratment or punishment”

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officisl language rights

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everyone has the right to use official languages (english and french) in parliament

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minority language rights

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in quebec, you must offer education in english, despite it being the minority.

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r v oakes

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david oakes owned lots of hashoil and it mightve been used for trafficking. he argued that them saying he had the chance to prove it WASNT for trafficking purposes was against his presumption of innocence. gov agents must prove of sufficient importance to warrant overriding a constitutionally protected right.

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r v keegstra

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history teacher taught that the holocaust was not real. when he was accused he claimed that was infringement of freedom of speech. Lost 4-3.

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r v latimeir

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tracy was in so much pain, and her suffering wouldnt end, until she dies likely soon, so her dad killed her with CO2. since it was second, 10 years of parole, but some argued it should be less.

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notwithstanding clause

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last resort thing in section 33, time limit of 5 years after which the legislation must be reviewed, lets gov (p or f) override charter rights.

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MAID

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medical assistance in dying, must be 18+, must be very ill, must consent, and you can be killed!

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reasonable limits

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guarantees the right and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society

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Ultra vires

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If an action by legislature (provincial or federal) is outside its jurisdiction

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Intra vires

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An action by a legislature (provincial or federal) that is inside its jurisdiction

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Pith and substance doctrine

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court uses this to determine weather or not the action is legal in areas where both levels of gov have claimed authority

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human rights code

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code that provides protection in 5 areas (services, homes, contracts, employment, memeberships/ unions) freedom from descrimination

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6 grounds to discrimination in the code

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age, ancestry, citizenship, color, disability, religion

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harassment

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engaging in a course of annoying or provokes comment or conduct which is unwelcome

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poisoned environment

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comments or conduct that make a person feel unwelcome in an environment

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constructive discrimination

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seemingly natural requirement has discriminatory effect, dress code

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systemic discrimination

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like how people trust men more in sports type of thing

23
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affirmative action programs

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gives advantages to groups that have been historically discriminated against

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the codes exceptions

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if they are reasonable and justifiable, higher car insurance to younger people.

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duty to accommodate
employer has a legal duty to accomodate an employees indivdual needs to a point.
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r v morelli
dude had child porn on computer, tech guy saw, wasnt arrested because evidence was not done with warrant
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r v nguyen
he raped his cousin to death, spat out gum and cops took dna to match, he tried to argue but no its okay.
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section 8
everyone has a right to be secure against unreasonable search and seizure.
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r v carter
The family of a woman suffering from degenerative spinal stenosis fought sections 14 of the charter saying no assisted suicide, they won and MAID was legalized
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section 7
Everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of the person
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section 10
when being detained you must be informed of conviction and of rights to legal counsel
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section 11
the accused must be tried withing reasonable time, they cannot be forced to testify, innocent until proven guilty reasonable bail.
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double jeopardy
cant be tried twice, if new evidence comes out after case is closed you cant reopen it
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3 notwithstanding clause ontario
Efficient Local Government Act (form a committee to improving local government efficiency) Protecting Elections and Defending Democracy Act (600000 cap on third party advertisement) keeping students in class act, (prevented Canadian Union of Public Employees from striking)
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huck v canadian odeon theaters
guy in a wheelchair went to see a movie ut the only wheelchir friendy ones were bad seats. he argued this was disrimination.
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3 examples of federal jurisdiction
Banking Bankruptcy Census and Statistics Citizenship Criminal Law Currency Defence Patents and copyright Employment Ins. Foreign Affairs Immigration Indian Affairs Marriage and Divorce Penitentiaries Taxation Trade and Commerce
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3 examples of provencial jurisdiction
Direct taxation Labour Unions Hospitals/ Health Care Organization of municipal governments Natural Resources Property Law Justice Education
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jurisdiction
who has power over what