Vocab Ch. 4 Flashcards

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Abrogate

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To abolish or annul a law

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Ameliorate

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To improve

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Capital Offences

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A crime punishable by death, in some jurisdiction

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Dissemination

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Spreading ideas widely

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Entrench

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To place within for purpose of protection; in constitutional law, to protect or guarantee a right or freedom by ensuring tat it can only be changed by an amendment to the constitution

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Extradition

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Surrendering an accused person to another jurisdiction to stand trial

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Franchise

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The right to vote

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Freedom

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The right to conduct ones affairs without governmental interference

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Inalienable Rights

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Entitlements that are guaranteed and cannot be surrendered or transferred to another, for example, equality and liberty

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Interveners

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Third party participants in a legal proceeding; also called friends of the court

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Invoke

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To put a law into effect

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Notwithstanding Clause

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Section 33 of the Charter which allows federal and provincial governments to pass legislation that is exempt from s. 2 and ss. 7 to 15 of the Charter

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Override

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To prevail over

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Right

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An entitlement that citizens can expect from their government, for example, the right to a fair trial

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