Pay attention to the weighting of each unit and study accordingly!
There will be multiple choice (Knowledge), matching (Thinking) short, (Communication) and long responses (Application) on this examUnit 1-Heritage-Review the factors that drive changes in the law -rule of law =applies equally to all persons -substantive vs. procedural law Natural, positive law -public vs. private law-what types of law are included in each-Page 61great summary -people that have influenced Canadian law historically-Socrates, Plato, etc. (know a couple) -philosophers presentation-review the assignment Total questions on the exam from this unit =Approx 15 Unit 2- Rights and Freedoms-sources of the CDN constitution Entrenchment, amendments, habeas corpus, civil rights -Stereotyping, Prejudice, Discrimination -Charter of Rights and Freedoms- 7 categories of rights- (fundamental, democratic, mobility, legal, equality, official languages, minority language_ Ultra vires/intra vires, conciliation -constitution assignment-review -Reasonable limits, fundamental freedoms- what they allow -Human Rights-discrimination, prejudice, stereotyping, Human Rights in Canada- past and present-what measures we have in place now to protect human rights Quebec Sovereignty-Majority vs. minority rights-French/English conflict Separatism, Federalism, Sovereignty Association, Federalism, Quebec Referendums, -Aboriginal Rights-Collective Rights
-Affirmative Action-why it was implemented, what is the aim, reverse
discrimination Total questions on the exam from this unit = Approx 35
Unit 3-Criminal Law
-crime and the criminal code -blue and white collar crime -purposes of criminal lawElements of an offence-Actus Reus and Mens Rea -interpretive presumption, requisite intention -absolute vs. strict liability, -importance of preserving evidence- CSI -impact of the charter on police powers-search, warrants -indictable, summary, hybrid offences -inferior and superior jurisdiction- type of court-jury or no jury -jury process-from the street to the trial!! -full disclosure, preliminary inquiry, pre trial conference, Culpable homicide, euthanasia, aggravated assault, incest, abduction, robbery/break and enter Defences-negativing and affirmative Total questions on the exam from this unit = Approx 45
Unit 4- International Law and Labour Law
-Functions and definition of International law -Why United Nations and League of Nations were formed- what their aims were/are - International law- review lecture notes, refer back to simulation Labour Law- Essential Services- why unions were formed, what options are available to employers, employees when in striking position
Total questions on the exam from this unit = Approx 15-20
Olaf Peter Juda v. Dennis Michael Nerney, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Northern District of California Stephen R. Kotz, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Albuquerque, New Mexico John J. Kelly, U.S. Attorney, Albuquerque, New Mexico Michael Yamaguchi, U.S. Attorney, San Francisco, California Robert L. Holler, District Director, U.S. Customs Service, El Paso, Texas Leonard S. Walton, Acting Assistant Commissioner, U.S. Customs Service, Washington, D.C. Bonnie L. Gay, Foia Unit, Attorney-In-Charge, Washington, D.C. John and Jane Does 1-25 United States of America, Olaf Peter Juda v. United States Customs Service, Robert L. Holler, Joy M. Hughan, Daniel Luar, Rita Alfaro, Dolores Payan, Gina E. Fuentes, Internal Revenue Service, George Terpack, Carolyn Leonard, Timothy A. Towns, John Does, Jane Does, 149 F.3d 1190, 10th Cir. (1998)