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Why are some laws described as procedural
They govern the processes and methods through which legal actions are conducted.
***Why would the government codify a common law rule
To create a comprehensive & accessible body of laws that reflects current practices, providing clarity
Who determines legislative jurisdiction over a particular subject matter
Legislative jurisdiction is determined by the constitution and interpreted by courts.
****What is a preamble of a statute
An introduction, made of provisions thats sets objectives and guiding philosophy of a statute
What is a bill
A preliminary version of a statute law that is written down to be reviewed, debated, and voted on before becoming a law
What are the common features of regulations
Regulations tend to be very practical and can include lists, schedules, forms, diagrams.
What is common law
A body of legal principles established through judicial court decisions
Where can we find the objective of a statute
Preamble: Many statutes include a preamble that outlines their purpose.
Definition of jurisdiction
Authority to make laws, either by governments or by courts
When did canada acquire its own constitution
The Constitution of Canada includes the Constitution Act, 1867, and the Constitution Act, 1982
What will you find in a case name
People involved with the case name
***What is a precedent?
Court decision that influences future decisions on the same issue or similar facts
Can common law be challenge by the charter
Yes, common law can be challenged by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Can prison inmates vote
it is currently restricted for inmates serving time for criminal convictions
What advantage does statute law have over case law
Provides stability and consistency because it is codified and available for all to read
Given an identical fact situation, what must the judge decide
Evidence of prior acts is used to prove or otherwise strengthen the argument that a given loss occurred in the same way.
Can precedence created by the supreme court be changed
Yes, precedents established by the Supreme Court of Canada can be changed, but this process involves specific circumstances and considerations.
** What is ratio decidendi
Ratio decidendi is a Latin term meaning "the reason for the decision." but often used to describe the few words or phrases that form the most essential part of a legal decision
Why do people in society need law
People in society need law to maintain order, protect rights, resolve disputes, and promote justice, ensuring a safe and fair environment for everyone.
Can common law be challenge by the charter
Yes, common law can be challenged by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Section 15
Equality Rights
Section 52
Supremacy of the Constitution
Section 34
Rights of Aboriginal Peoples
sections 24 (2) of the charter
Addresses the issue of remedies for individuals whose rights have been violated. Specifically, it deals with the admissibility of evidence that may have been obtained in violation of a Charter right.
What advantage does statute law have over case law
Provides stability and consistency because it is codified and available for all to read