Unit 3 Flashcards

Law

1
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Human Rights

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Rights so basic that they belong to all humans

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2
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Common Law

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Laws that are based on rulings made by judges in court cases

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3
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Entrenched

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When right is given special protection by being explicitly being mentioned in constitution

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4
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Discrimination

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Action or policy showing prejudice against or in favor of a person or group of people

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5
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Criminal Law

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Laws that protect your rights in offenses against the public or society.

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6
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Civil Law

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Laws that protect private rights

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7
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Aboriginal

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Descendants of first inhabitants of canada

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8
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Inuit

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Primarily live north of the tree line

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9
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Metis

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people whose ancestry is mixed first nation and european

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10
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Deliberation

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long and careful consideration or discussions

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11
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Investigation

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act or process of examining a crime, problem, statement etc.

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12
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Rights

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Privileges that are granted and guaranteed by government legislation

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Responsibilities

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Obligations that go past legal duties including type of behavior that shows respect for rights of others

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14
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Freedoms

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Privileges so basic they can’t be restricted by laws of government

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15
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4 basic freedom:
Which one isn’t guarantee

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worship,belief, associate and peaceful assembly
Belief-there are things you cannot say

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16
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Grounds on which Discrimination is forbidden

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ge, mental or physical ability, color, sex, pardoned convictions, family statue, religion, nationality or ethnic background

17
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5 parts of the Manitoba Justice system and their responsibilities

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Citizen-elect government officials, obey laws and possess rights

Government-make laws and punishments, guaranteeing rights and order in society

Police-Responsible for enforcing laws and prevent laws, catch lawbreakers

Courts-interpret the law, decide on guilty or innocent and decide the punishment for them

Prison-cary out punishment, rehabilitate criminals and protect public

18
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What sentences can a person charged under the YCJA get?

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Community service, discharge with/without conditions, a fine, , compensation or restitution of victims, community service, probation, intensive support and supervision in community

19
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The main purpose of the senate

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Provide representation for regional provincial and minority interests.

20
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Main goals of Senate reform-

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Improve ability of the senate to represent and protect regional interests