Define the Law
Letter of the Law
Corrupt Practice
Theoretical Justice
Agents of Justice
100

What are the natural rights of Canadians?

What is

Life, Liberty, and Enjoyment of Property/Security of the Person.

(The phrase "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness is uniquely American)

100

What is the document that enables law enforcement to obtain evidence from a private dwelling?

What is

A Search Warrant.

100

What is the practice of Police Silence called?

What is

The Blue Wall of Silence

Where Police officers neglect to report misconduct, mistakes, or crimes committed by fellow officers.

100

Which school of thinking does this belong to? Classical (Conservative), Positivism (Liberal), Marxism (Radical)?

Laws are to be clear and available to the public. People have free will, they choose to commit an offence. Everyone is to be treated equally before the law. There should be limits to arbitrary power in the state. When punished, it should discourage the offender from reoffending and any one else from offending.

What is

Classical School of thinking (Conservative)

100

Who is credited for creating the first modern police force?

Additional points for naming one of the predecessors of the first police agency.

Who is

Sir Robert Peel.

E.x Shire-Reeve's, The Bow Street Runners, The Watchmen, The Thief Takers

If one said "Bounty Hunter", This would be incorrect as they were conceived long after the establishment of the concept of the Sheriff's office.

200

What are the Latin phrases for "Guilty mind" and "Guilty action". 

Additional points for knowing why they exist.

What is

"Actus Reus" and "Mens Rea"

You can have a guilty mind or commit a guilty action without violating the law. One needs both to commit an offence and to be prosecuted for a perceived offence.

200

Under what circumstances enables a police officer to enter a private residence, property, or search such?

What is 

Exigent Circumstances/Emergency Circumstances

200

What is this type of corruption?

"A Crown prosecutor omits crucial evidence against an accused in trial. This is done to enable them to obtain a lesser sentence because the lawyer feels bad for their kids and wants to get the mother back to them as quick as possible."

What is

Noble Cause Corruption 

A form of corruption where the one in power is doing it for perceived good reasons.

200

What is the primary short coming of the Marxist school of thinking?


What is

It's failure to address the victims of crime and the source of it.

200

Who created the Panopticon?

Who is

Jeremy Bentham

300

What is the mandatory punishment for homicide?

What is 

Life in prison

300

What is the document that enables police to obtain old messages from message platforms i.e Imessage, Discord, Instagram messages?

What is

A Production Order.

300

What is it called when someone gives advice on how to commit an offence?

What is

Counseling an offence

300

What is the theory that states maintaining a community and removing signs of disorder and crime prevents crime.

What is

Broken Windows Theory

300

Which Canadian Police Service was the first to hire a woman as a fully operation police officer?

Additional points if you know the name of the female officer

What is 

The Vancouver Police Department

Bonus: Lurancy Harris and Minnie Miller

400

What are the two Criminal Code Sections that don't allow you to choose between a judge only trial, a jury trial, and a judge and jury trial?

What is

Section 553 and Section 469

400

In order for the police to obtain wire tap authorization, what must they first prove? (Guess at least one)

What is

All other methods of investigation have been:

Tried, Failed, Unlikely to Succeed, or Impractical

400

If a municipal police officer like VPD or NVPD get into a police involved shooting, how many bodies are routinely involved with the investigation?

Additional points if you could name at least one or one of the three other agencies that could get involved

What is

4

1. VPD Professional Standards Section (PSS/Police)

2. Independent Investigations Office (IIO/Civilian)

3. Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (OPCC/Civilian) 

4. Vancouver Police Board (Civilian)

The additional three is:

5. BC Prosecution Service (BCPS)

6. BC Coroners Service (BCCS) 

7. External Agencies (Appointed at random as to have an impartial investigation)

400

What is hedonistic calculus?

What is 


the theoretical algorithm that suggest moral correctness of an action. Weighing the amount of pleasure and pain against each other.
400

Who was the person who argued for better living conditions in prison?

Who is

John Howard

500

If facing a 5 year or more sentence, what is your constitutional right?

What is

The right to a jury trial

500

What is Bill C-16?

What is

The Bill that made LGBTQ+ a protected class

500

What was the Stanley Park Six incident?

What is

When six Vancouver Police Officers arrested three people under suspicion of drug dealing and beat them in a secluded spot.

500

What used to be the form of justice before an established legal system?

What is

Just deserts (Eye for an eye)

500

What is an Agent of the Crown?

What is

An individual or entity who works on behalf of the government but isn't working for.

I.E Informants, Banks, 

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