1. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms permits law that can place limits on freedoms as long as it is justifiable in a free and democratic society.

True or false

2. The doctrine that places the power to make laws in the hands of the elected representatives in the federal and provincial legislatures is known as parliamentary supremacy.

True or false

3. With regard to criminal justice, the Parliament of Canada has exclusive authority over enforcement of criminal law.

True or false

4. The OPP has a presence in each province and territory to enforce federal statutes.

True or false

5. Case law is based on standing by previous court decisions. This concept is also known as the doctrine of statute law.

True or false

6. When a police officer in Ontario provides a suspect with his or her right to counsel, the officer is applying the Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act.

True or false

7. One of the main roles of the Supreme Court is to make law that is in accordance with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

True or false

8. The elected official and Cabinet member charged with duties pertaining to law enforcement and correctional services in Ontario is the Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services.

True or false

9. The Charter of Rigths and Freedoms includes fundamental freedoms. Among these fundamental freedoms is the right not to be arbitrarily detained or imprisoned.

True or false

10. Identify the steps an officer should take to determine his or her authority to enter a dwelling-house to make an arrest.

True or false

11. The Charter specifically defines a person's right to privacy within a dwelling-house.

True or false

12. The front lawn of a private home is considered part of a dwelling-house

True or false