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Chapter 7 – The Justice System

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In the Canadian justice system, what is the "presumption of innocence"?

Everyone is guilty until proven innocent

Everyone is innocent until proven guilty

Everyone is innocent until proven innocent

Everyone is guilty until proven guilty

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On what is Canada's legal system based?

The rule of law and freedom under the law

Democratic principles and due process

The rule of law, freedom under the law, democratic principles and due process

The rule of law

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In the Canadian justice system, what is "due process"?

The principle that the government must respect all of legal rights a person is entitled to under the law

The principle that the government must respect certain legal rights a person is entitled under the law

The principle that the government must complete a particular judicial process before convicting anyone

The principle that the government has its own process when dealing with criminals

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In Canada, how are the laws administered?

In an impartial manner, only the facts are taken into consideration

In a partial manner, the facts may be taken into consideration

Randomly, it depends on the judge's personal opinion

Only by the police

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In Canada, what is the definition of "law"?

The oral rules intended to guide people in our society

The written rules intended to guide people in our society

The rules only applicable to a certain category of people

The rules intended to punish people whenever possible

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In Canada, how are the rules made?

By the people

By the Sovereign

By the Prime Minister

By elected representatives

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In Canada, who is above the law?

The police

The Prime Minister

The Queen

Nobody

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In Canada, to which following category do the laws not apply?

Judges

Politicians

Police

None of the above

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Which of the following is not an objective of the laws in Canada?

Provide order in society

Provide a peaceful way to settle disputes

Put more people in jail

Express the values and beliefs of Canadians

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Which court is the highest one in Canada?

The Federal Court

The Royal Court

The Provincial Court

The Supreme Court

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What does the Federal Court deal with?

Matters concerning the federal government

Matters concerning the federal and provincial government

Matters concerning the police

Matters concerning National Defence

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In Canada, the police are there to help you.

True

False

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What is the role of the police in Canada?

To resolve legal disputes

To defend Canadian borders

To keep people safe and to enforce the law

To provide National Security data to the Federal government

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In which of the following situations can you not ask the police for help?

There has been an accident

Someone has stolen something from you

You are a victim of assault

Your water pipes are leaking

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What does RCMP stand for?

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Royal Canadian Monitoring Police

Royal Canadian Military Police

Registered Canadian Mounted Police

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Which of the following is not a responsibility of the RCMP in Canada?

Enforce federal laws throughout Canada

Serve as municipal police in all major cities in Canada

Serve as the provincial police in all provinces and territories except Ontario and Quebec

Serve as the provincial police in some municipalities

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In which province(s) does the RCMP not serve as the provincial police?

Ontario

Quebec

Ontario and Quebec

Manitoba and Alberta

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In Canada, you can question the police about their service or conduct if you feel the need.

True

False

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If you cannot pay for a lawyer, how can you get legal help?

Apply for financial aid with the Court

Borrow money from the government

Go to the Police

Go to legal aid services available in most communities

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What does the Canadian justice system guarantee?

Due process under the law

Arbitrary process under the law

Quick process under the law

Smooth process under the law

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Which one of the following is not a provincial court?

Court of Queen’s Bench

Small claims court

Traffic court

High court

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TRÀ CHILLS

Chapter 7

canadian citizenship

ENGLISH VERSION

Chapter 7 – The Justice System

In the Canadian justice system, what is the "presumption of innocence"?

On what is Canada's legal system based?

In the Canadian justice system, what is "due process"?

In Canada, how are the laws administered?

In Canada, what is the definition of "law"?

In Canada, how are the rules made?

In Canada, who is above the law?

In Canada, to which following category do the laws not apply?

Which of the following is not an objective of the laws in Canada?

Which court is the highest one in Canada?

What does the Federal Court deal with?

In Canada, the police are there to help you.

What is the role of the police in Canada?

In which of the following situations can you not ask the police for help?

What does RCMP stand for?

Which of the following is not a responsibility of the RCMP in Canada?

In which province(s) does the RCMP not serve as the provincial police?

In Canada, you can question the police about their service or conduct if you feel the need.

If you cannot pay for a lawyer, how can you get legal help?

What does the Canadian justice system guarantee?

Which one of the following is not a provincial court?

Monday – Friday

Weekends