Justice
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- What does the presumption of innocence mean in a criminal case?
- What is due process?
- What does the blindfolded Lady Justice symbolize?
- Who makes the written laws that guide people in Canadian society?
- Who settles disputes under the law in Canada?
- The law in Canada applies to judges, politicians and the police.
- Which court is the highest court in Canada?
- Which court deals with matters concerning the federal government?
- What kind of case does a small claims court hear?
- Provincial courts hear the most serious offences in the country.
- You can ask the police for help if someone has stolen something from you.
- In which provinces are there provincial police forces?
- Which police force enforces federal laws throughout Canada?
- The RCMP serves as the provincial police in Ontario and Quebec.
- What can you do if you are worried about how the police acted?
- Lawyers cannot act for you in court.
- What help can you find if you cannot pay for a lawyer?
- What essential role do prisons have?
- Why does Canada have laws, according to the guide?
- Which idea is part of the heritage of Canada’s legal system?