Question 21 Which one of the following statements about the limitations on rights and freedoms set out in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is TRUE? Not yet and Marked out of 1.00 Select one: Flag question a Section 33 allows legislation to operate notwithstanding that it violates the rights and trendoms protected by sections 3-15 o! the Charter b. Section 1 guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in the Charter, but they can be restricted in pustifiable to do so in a free and democratic society c. The Charter does not apply to government or government related activities d. Legislation passed using the notwithstanding clause under the Charter expires after 6 years Question 22 Which one of the following statements regarding the Charter is FALSE? Not yet noworod Select one: Marked out of 1.00 P Flag Question a. Evidence obtained in a manner that infringed or denied someone's Charter rights or freedoms may be declared inadmisible in Canadian courts if its admission would bring the administration of Justice into disrepute. b. If a judge determines that a piece of legislation conflicts with the Charter, one of the remedies that may be found to be appropriate and just in the circumstances is to declare that plece of legislation to be of no forte or effect. c. The Charter is an ordinary piece of legislation and is not entrenched in the Canadian Constitution d. Anyone whose Charter rights or freedoms have been infringed or denied can seek a remedy from a Canadian court Question 23 Which of the following statements concerning the courts established by the provincial government of Alberta is incorrect? Not yet Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Select one: a. The Court of Queen's Bench has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving unlimited sums of money. It sometimes operates as an appellate court b. The Provincial Court of Alberta is the only trial court, or "court of first instance", in Alberta c. The Court of Appeal of Alberta does not hear trials. Its function is strictly that of an appellato court d. Litigants disappointed by the verdict of the trial do not have an automatic right of appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. Delect one: d out of n a. The Court of Queen's Bench has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving unlimited sums of money. It som an appellate court. b. The Provincial Court of Alberta is the only trial court, or "court of first instance" in Alberta. c. The Court of Appeal of Alberta does not hear trials. Its function is strictly that of an appellate count d. Litigants disappointed by the verdict of the trial do not have an automatic right of appeal to the Supreme 24 In Alberta, the hierarchy of courts (from lowest to highest) is as follows: ut of Select one: a. Provincial Court, Court of Queen's Bench, Court of Appeal, Federal Court of Appeal. b. Provincial Court, Court of Queen's Bench, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of Canada. c. Court of Queen's Bench, Provincial Court (Trial Division), Provincial Court (Appeal). d. Court of Queen's Bench, Federal Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of Canada
