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Quiz by David Isaac, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by David Isaac
almost 8 years ago
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Question 1
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In order to apply for a remedy under s. 24 of the Charter, whose rights must have been breached?
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The accused.
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Someone substantially connected to the accused.
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Someone connected to the accused.
Question 2
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In the test from R v Grant , the court said that the more severe or deliberate the state conduct that led to the Charter violation...
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The greater the harm to the accused.
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The greater the need for the Crown to justify that conduct.
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The greater the need for courts to exclude evidence linked to that conduct.
Question 3
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When determining the seriousness of state conduct that infringes a Charter right, the court can look to extenuating circumstances.
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- True
- False
Question 4
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The Charter applies to US authorities in their dealings with Canadians.
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- True
- False
Question 5
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s. 5(2) of the CEA and s. 9 of the OEA have been largely superseded by...
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s. 24 of the Charter
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s. 13 of the Charter
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The common law
Question 6
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If an accused says "I don't remember anything" during examination for discovery (where you are statutorily compelled to answer)...
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this statement is incriminating
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this statement doesn't admit to any element of the offence.
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this statement can be excluded under s. 13 of the Charter (self incrimination)
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