Answer the following true or false

1. Mosaic law introduced the concept of compensating or paying back the victim. This is formally known as retribution.

2. Private law includes contract law, family law, and property law.

3. When the Canadian constitution was officially "brought home" from Britain, this process became known as patriation.

4. Substantive law provides an overview of how rights are protected.

5. Common law is also known as case law.

6. Mobility rights give citizens the right to leave and enter the country but not to move between provinces and territories.

7. Habeas corpus literally means detention.

8. If a law is found to be unconstitutional there are three remedies to address it.

9. A cornerstone of the Canadian justice system is the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.

10. Section 3 of the Charter lists all the fundamental freedoms for all Canadians.

11. Lawyers and judges refer to earlier court decisions called precedents.

12. Stare decisis literally means, " to stand your ground".

13. A tort is a wrongdoing.

14. Today's Quebec civil code is based on the Justinian Code.

15. The French Revolution led to the establishment of the English Bill of rights.

16. Feudalism was a socio-economic hierarchy of loyalty and power.

17. Buying a home or any property will involve property law.

18. Constructive discrimination occurs when a seemingly neutral requirement has a discriminatory effect.

19. Systemic discrimination is discrimination towards minority groups in the country.