Terminology
This takes a precedent and makes it affect more people or laws.
What is an Abstraction
This case focussed upon protection for the public from "obscene materials"
What is the Butler case
This is the main limit to Freedom of Expression
What is a public versus private location
This term means a country has the ability to make their own laws.
What is Soverignty.
An example of this would be one class being given a break, while the others are not given the same opportunity
What is Equality Before the Law
The main concept of the "Rule of Law" is
What is no one is above the law.
The Blainey case resulted in this important aspect in terms of gender?
Either gender can play a sport if one of their own gender is not offered, as long as they are not a safety risk and have the skill.
Forcing this onto someone violates this Freedom
What is religion
This concept involves which areas groups such as the police can enforce.
What is Jurisdiction.
If a truck driver lost their sight and went blind, this would be an example of
What is a B.F.O.R (Bona Fide Occupational Requirement)
The Constitution and New Laws are these types of sources
What are Secondary
The decision in this case involving an offensive book stated it was an individuals choice to purchase it and thus not promoting hate
What is the Zundel case
2 ways younger people are discriminated against include
What are Gambling Age/Lottery tickets, Voting Age, Drinking Age
This term ensures that people are not typically wrongly charged.
What is Habeas Corpus.
A Kitchen manager asks out one of the line cooks on a date, stating they are "hot"
What is Corporate Liability
A combination of both a serious and 'minor crime' is known as a
What is a Hybrid Offence
This high school teacher was promoting hate by stating falsehoods about history in his classes
Who is Keegstra
2 ways the elderly are discriminated against within Canadian society include
What is re-taking their driving test, paying for health care, being forced to retire
These are the 3 Fundamental Rights every Canadian has.
Only the Grade 12's get the opportunity to buy a prom ticket is an example of this
What is Equality Before the Law
Primary Sources involve such aspects as Religion, Customs and these
What are beliefs (personal/societal)
The result of the Butler case was that a store can be open but must have limits such as this to not be considered offensive and illegal
What is one-way glass, cannot see into the store
What is targeting/centering out a person
Unlike the normal definition, "Power" in law means what?
The C.E.O. of a large company continually makes inappropriate comments to a female colleague
What s Corporate Liability