LWSO 203 Lecture Notes - Liberal Democracy, English Canada, Constitutionalism

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Law has internal and external aspects, and we take in the principles implemented in our society. Federalism: the result of historical relations between french and english canada. Result of historical relationships of the founders of law. More than one founding nation, more predominately of french and english. House of parliament rep. population and senate rep. by region reflects this feudalism. Federalism is reflective in the division of power. We divide up legislative authority between provincial and federal government. These provisions of the constitution reflect the idea that we are a regional state with legislative interests is federalism. Democracy: basic processes set out in ca 1867. Idea that each individual has one vote and that each vote counts equally. Set out in constitution act of 1867: procedural aspect: open and public courtrooms, seeing our judges are making just decisions, social ideal aspect: right to freedom of expression, we can express our opinions freely and debate them.

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