1. While procedural fairness is purely procedural, fundamental justice can also include substantive rights, such as an indigent persons right to be represented by a lawyer paid for by the government in certain situations.

True or False

2. Mediation would be suitable where there is a significant power imbalance between the parties.

True or False

3. Hearing is an example of alternative dispute resolution.

True or False

4. Challenging the decision is a step in the process of advocacy before an administrative agency.

True or False

5. Procedural Fairness obligations arise when a department or an agency makes any administrative decision which is not of a legislative nature and which affects the rights, privileges, or interest of an individual.

True or False

6. Canadian Bill of Rights codified many common law rules of procedural fairness and contained rights similar to those found in the charter.

True or False

7. Challenging the decision is a First Step in the process of advocacy before an administrative agency.

True or False

Select one:

1. A witness states that she saw the accused pull the trigger. This is an example of which type of evidence?

• circumstantial evidence
• direct evidence
• opinion evidence
• hearsay evidence

2. Of the following, which type of provision might indicate that a tribunal has a leeway to follow an inquisitorial process?

• Provision permitting parties to have legal representation
• Provision requiring witness to swear on oath
• Provision requiring the tribunal to determine what constitutes the public interest
• Provision outlining disclosure requirements

3. The process whereby superior courts review alleged violations by an official or body of any fundamental principles of administrative law is know as:

• administrative oversight
• administrative review
• judicial review
• judicial oversight