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WDW101Y1 Study Guide - Exclusionary Rule, Indictable Offence, Legal Tests

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erinrat354
19 Oct 2012
School
UTSG
Department
Woodsworth College Courses
Course
WDW101Y1
Professor
Dena Demos

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There are many ways to analyze a fact pattern well and effectively. There is not a certain number of issues you need to spot in order to be given a satisfactory mark. 1)making extensive use of the criminal code and adopting a deductive"approach: (a) looking at the issue at question in an abstract and general manner. Physical, psychological? (b) applying the facts of the case to the legal test/case law (subsuming the facts). 3)when reading the fact pattern, always keep in mind that every sentence has a particular meaning and is in there because of a particular reason: try to spot all relevant issues! 4)making extensive use of the case law and the legal tests. 5)meaningful analysis and making extensive use of the facts: analyzing the facts: issue spotting. List of legal issues/cases to discuss and analyze. This does not present an encompassing list of issues and problems.

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