'Charter rights' diaporamas de présentation

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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What to do about negative police interactions?

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Administrative Tribunals & The Availability of Charter Remedies

Administrative Tribunals & The Availability of Charter Remedies. Anatoly Dvorkin & Sara R. Cohen Raviele Vaccaro LLP 969 Eglinton Avenue West Toronto, ON, M6C 2C4 www.rvlaw.ca. The Commons Institute Experts Sessions on Administrative Law: Practice Primers for 2012 March 22 & 23, 2012.

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CLU3M Unit 2 : Development of Rights and Freedoms

CLU3M Unit 2 : Development of Rights and Freedoms. The Abolition of Slavery 19 th Century. For over 300 years, approximately 15 million people were captured in Africa and traded as slaves in Europe and North America

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CLN 4U October 12 th / 13th

CLN 4U October 12 th / 13th. 1. Attendance 2. Current Events 3. The Charter and The Courts (R v. Oakes) ( R v. Keegstra ) 4 . Role of the Courts (Case M v. H) 5 . Controversial Decisions: Morgentaler. The Evolution of The Charter & The Role of the Courts.

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Individual and Collective Rights

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Limitations to the Charter

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Limitations to the Charter

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CLU3M - Law

CLU3M - Law. Unit 2 Dev. of Rights and Freedoms continued . PP #2 Ms Pannell Source: Gibson, Murphy, Jarman and Grant, . ALL ABOUT THE LAW Exploring the Canadian Legal System . 5th. Toronto: Nelson, 2003. Print. Pp3-6. The Abolition of Slavery 19 th Century.

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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Chapter 2. Background. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was entrenched (safeguarded) in the Canadian Constitution on April 17, 1982 . This means that our rights and freedoms are protected by the constitution.

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Involuntary treatment

Involuntary treatment. All involuntary treatment must comply with Charter. Involuntary detention and treatment can still comply with Charter. A person must not be: Subject to arbitrary detention Deprived of their liberty except in accordance with law.

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Human Rights

Human Rights. Basic to life in human society Show what humans need and deserve in order to live in a fair world. The UN and Human Rights. 1948-The UN created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights This promotes the idea that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.

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Notwithstanding Clause,s.33

Notwithstanding Clause,s.33. Overriding Powers. In the late-1970s and early-1980s, the federal and provincial governments undertook negotiations to modernize the Canadian Constitution, which eventually led to the passage of a new Constitution in 1982.

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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Audrius A. Stonkus Holy Trinity High School.

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The Evolution of Human Rights Law

The Evolution of Human Rights Law. CLN4U. How did we get here?. Canadians often take for granted the rights we possess, especially since their entrenchment in the Charter However, our current rights are the result of the hard work of many people over time

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Comments about Current Events Seminars

Comments about Current Events Seminars. General Comments. (1) well-prepared (for the most part) (2) eye contact (not just reading off a sheet of paper or off the screen) (3) volume

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Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms

Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms. Fundamental Freedoms. Civil liberties that are important to a properly running democracy The Charter exists to govern the relationship between the Government and its citizens. Fundamental Freedoms.

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The charter protects individual rights

PLEASE NOTE: ANY FONT IN BLUE YOU DO NOT HAVE TO COPY DOWN How does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms support individuals in exercising their rights? Pages 102-105. The charter protects individual rights

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