1). Which of the following provides the rules for the Canadian system of government ?

a)The Oakes Test

b) The Legislative Assembly Act of North America

c)The Canadian Constitution

d)The Supreme Court of Canada

e)The Charter

2) In Canadian courts, the strengths of one lawyer's arguments are pitted against the strengths of an opposing argument, and in the process of this "duel," the judge or jury arrives at a decision or verdict.

This system could be best understood as:

a)Class Conflict System

b)Legal Positivism

c)An Inquistorial System

d)The Holmgang System

e)An Adversarial System