LAW 201 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Supremacy Clause, Freedom Of Movement
Section 1 establishes that the rights set out in it are constitutionally
protected
recognizes that they can be subject to reasonable limits
in appropriate circumstances
Section 2 protects a number of distinct rights that are categorized
as fundamental freedoms -- for example -- freedom of
religion, freedom of expression, and freedom of
association
Sections 3
to 5
protect democratic rights, such the right to vote
Section 6 protects mobility rights of Canadians -- for example --
allowing citizens the right to enter, remain in, and leave
Canada
Section 7 Protecting individual's rights to life, liberty, and security of
the person.
Sections 8
to 14
Many of the other rights in Sections 8 to 14 are more
specific to the operation of the criminal justice system.
Examples of fundamental rights in the criminal setting
include the right to be presumed innocent, the right to a
fair trial, and the right not to be subjected to cruel or
unusual punishment.
Section 15 protects the equality rights of individuals in relation to the
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Document Summary
Establishes that the rights set out in it are constitutionally protected recognizes that they can be subject to reasonable limits in appropriate circumstances. Protects a number of distinct rights that are categorized. Section 6 as fundamental freedoms -- for example -- freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and freedom of association. Protect democratic rights, such the right to vote. Protects mobility rights of canadians -- for example -- allowing citizens the right to enter, remain in, and leave. Protecting individual"s rights to life, liberty, and security of. Many of the other rights in sections 8 to 14 are more specific to the operation of the criminal justice system. Examples of fundamental rights in the criminal setting include the right to be presumed innocent, the right to a fair trial, and the right not to be subjected to cruel or unusual punishment. Protects the equality rights of individuals in relation to the law.
