'Indictable offences' diaporamas de présentation

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Food Safety Regulations Canada Dr Ruby Lee

Food Safety Regulations Canada Dr Ruby Lee. Food Safety Regulations - Canada 1. Health Canada Policy on Listeria monocytogenes in RTE Mushroom 2. Safe Food for Canadians Act. $10. Which Listeria species is a foodborne pathogen?. A. L. grayi. B. L. innocua. C. L. ivanovii.

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C R I M E

C R I M E. C R I M E. any ACT or OMISSION (of an act) that violates the law is against the community is punishable by the state. Criminal justice. THE POLICE investigate a crime apprehend suspects detain them in custody

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Unit 19: C R I M E

Unit 19: C R I M E. Learning outcomes of the Unit 19. Students will be able to: define crime explain different classifications of crimes ( Criminal Law Act , 1967, target of crime ) provide examples of serious and less serious crimes and define them

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The Criminal Process Criminal Courts

The Criminal Process Criminal Courts. Objectives. Explain what is meant by an adversarial system Explain how offences are classified Describe the criminal court system Explain mode of trial Explain sending for trial Explain plea and case management hearings

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CRIMINAL OFFENCE CLASSIFICATION

CRIMINAL OFFENCE CLASSIFICATION. It is important to know how to classify an offence because it determines:. The power of arrest for a citizen or police; The rights of the accused; How the trial will proceed (in which court); and, What penalty will be imposed. CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMES.

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The Canadian Legal System

The Canadian Legal System. What is the law?. Laws define our rights and responsibilities as citizens. Laws protect our property and our lives from criminals. We also have the right to oppose unjust laws through legal means.

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The Criminal Court System

The Criminal Court System. CLu3M: Criminal Law. The Criminal Court Structure. The federal government is responsible for formulating criminal law and procedure but it is the provinces that are responsible for administering the criminal court system

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Victorian Justice

Victorian Justice. Hannah Choi (G Block). Justice System. Increasing poverty due to the gap created between the rich and the poor as a result of industrial revolution Crime rate increased, especially theft and rioting There was low tolerance of crime

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SUMMARY OFFENCES

SUMMARY OFFENCES. INDICTABLE OFFENCES.

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THE ADVERSARY SYSTEM

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English for Lawyers 3

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