1. Using the CanLIIwebsite -https://www.canlii.org/en/, look up the Oakes case using the following citation:

R. v. Oakes (1986), 24 C.C.C. (3d) 321

Using the chart below, explain/breakdown the citation of this cases. Please note, some of the components below might not be part of this citation. (2 marks)

R	v	Goodline	(1993)	NBCA	141	NBR	(2nd)	99.
Rex or Regina (Latin, King or Queen)	versus (Latin, "against")	defendant or accused	year decision was given	Court (New Brunswick Court of Appeal)	volume number	Title of reporter in which case is listed (New Brunswick Reports)	series or edition	page number1.

There may not be a page number for your citation. This is often called a 'pinpoint' reference because it pinpoints the EXACT spot in a printed book of cases (reporter) where the information you are using came from. When searching online, you may have a paragraph number instead of a page number, or no pinpoint reference at all.

Major Canadian Law Reporters

Dominion Law Reports (DLR)	National Reporter (NR)
Federal Court Reports (FCR)	Supreme Court Reports (SCR)
Federal Trial Reports (FTR)	Canadian Criminal Cases (CCC)