Question 16 {1 point] The accused was charged with impaired driving. The accused had been out drinking with a friend who was driving the accused's car. The two had an argument and the friend left the car. The accused was sitting on the passenger side of the front seat when the friend got out and walked awav, leaving the motor running. The accused moved over behind the wheel, put the car in gear, and drove into a ditch. The police found the accused there and charged them with impaired driving. The defence centred around the argument that the accused had not entered the vehicle with the intention of driving. The accused had entered with the intention and expectation of being a passenger and had become a ternporan,r driver only.r because of the actions of the other person. Should the accused be convicted? Explain making reference to mens rea ancl actus reus. Question 17"{1 point] Police officers are required to read vou vour right to remain silent while thev are placing vou under arrest. True False \\, _z Question 15 {1 point) The accused was stopped by police for erratic driving. She was noticeably upset and impaired although the officer smelled no alcohol. Evidence was led at trial that the woman was a highly nervous person who was taking a prescription. Her doctor had told her not to take more than two pills a day. However. the label on the bottle read: "Take one or two tablets as needed.ll The accused had had a bad day and feltshe "needed" more pills. She had taken sixthat day. Impaired driving? Explain making reference to mens rea and aotus reus. Question 14 {3 points]I The accused was charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking. The evid en ce was that her boyfriend was bringing drugs into Canada and selling them. Drugs were found in Chambers' closet in her bedroom, which she shared with her boyfriend. There was evidence that she was aware ofthe presence of the drugs. I What type of possession do you think Chambers should be charged with - possession or possession with the intent to traffic? [1 mark] i What factor will the court need to consider in order to determine if she is guilty.r of the offence? [1 mark] I Should she be convicted? Explain. {1 markl