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5 Final Jeopardy Criminal, in 1993 – Supreme Court of Canada, 4 th addition of DLR (reference book) on page 626 Read the citation below. Indicate what type of case it was and 2 other elements shown in the citation R v Cognos Inc (1993), 99 DLR (4th) 626 (SCC).

6 $200 Mosaic Name the law source that is also known as biblical or Hebrew law

7 $400 Chinese law – one of first document written laws What was the code of Li K’vei?

8 $600 Retribution/Restitution What were most of Hammurabi’s laws based on?

9 $800 Napoleonic Code This was also known as the French Civil Code

10 $1000 1.The law must be written 2.Justice is not left in hands of just judges to interpret What were the 2 principles of Roman law?

11 $200 Answer varies What does the case of R v Dudley + Stevens reveal about morality?

12 $400 Answer varies How was the pot fiddler case an example of a lack of impartial justice?

13 $600 Duplessis used arbitrary power to take away Roncarelli’s liquor licence How does Roncarelli v Duplessis reveal an absence of the Rule of law?

14 $800 Answer varies How does the case of R v Clarke affect the rule of law?

15 $1000 Milosevic refused to recognize the authority of the international tribunal and refused to enter a plea How was the Milosevic trial controversial in terms of International law?

16 $200 Stare decsisis A latin phrase meaning “to stand by the decision”

17 $400 Travelling judge who listens to cases What is a circuit judge?

18 $600 Evidence is presented to two opposing parties to an impartial judge What is the adversarial system?

19 $800 “you must have the body” speedy trial What is habeas corpus?

20 $1000 1.Law is necessary to maintain order 2.Law equal to all 3.No one has authority to take away our rights What are the 3 aspects of the rule of law

21 $200 Case law Common law is also known as

22 $400 Constitutional, Statue, Common Name the 3 sources of law

23 $600 Finding that no precedent relates to the unique case (mostly due to new technology etc) What is distinguishing a case?

24 $800 A law or act passed by the government What is statute law?

25 $1000 municipal Bylaws are created by which level of government?

26 $200 2 duel – innocent one is the one left alive What is a trial by battle?

27 $400 Friend swears the innocence of accused on bible What is the Oath by helping?

28 $600 Accused must endure torture – if wounds heal they are innocent What is Trial by ordeal?

29 $800 Answer varies How did the Iroquois Great Binding laws shape some of Canada’s laws?

30 $1000 Made no one above the law How did the Magna Carta establish basic rights for people?

31 $200 Criminal & Property Law You see a “no trespassing” sign but hop the fence for a swim in a private pool

32 $400 Estate You receive $ after a grandparent passes away

33 $600 Family You are underage and want to get married

34 $800 Contract You purchase a DVD player that stops working after one month

35 $1000 Administrative and Constitutional As a student you feel you should not have to pay income tax

36 $400 Answer varies What is the difference between domestic and International law

37 $800 Law that identifies crimes and prescribes punishments What is criminal law

38 $1200 Public and Private What are the two types of substantive law?

39 $1600 Tort, Estate &Wills, Family, Property, Contract, Employment Name the 6 types of private law

40 $2000 Methods of enforcing the rights and obligations of substantive law What is procedural law?

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