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    This document outlines the exam for a Canadian law course being taught at Iroquois Ridge High School in January 2017 by teacher Selluski. The 2 hour exam consists of 5 parts worth a total of 85 marks. Part A is 25 multiple choice questions worth 25 marks, Part B is 20 true/false questions worth 20 marks, Part C involves 15 marks for civil and/or criminal law questions, Part D is 10 marks for defences questions, and Part E is a 15 mark written response. The document lists the topics covered in the course, including divisions of law, criminal offences, early law, trials and courts, marriage requirements, alternative dispute resolution, functions of law, human rights, hot topics in Canadian law

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    This document outlines the exam for a Canadian law course being taught at Iroquois Ridge High School in January 2017 by teacher Selluski. The 2 hour exam consists of 5 parts worth a total of 85 marks. Part A is 25 multiple choice questions worth 25 marks, Part B is 20 true/false questions worth 20 marks, Part C involves 15 marks for civil and/or criminal law questions, Part D is 10 marks for defences questions, and Part E is a 15 mark written response. The document lists the topics covered in the course, including divisions of law, criminal offences, early law, trials and courts, marriage requirements, alternative dispute resolution, functions of law, human rights, hot topics in Canadian law

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    This document outlines the exam for a Canadian law course being taught at Iroquois Ridge High School in January 2017 by teacher Selluski. The 2 hour exam consists of 5 parts worth a total of 85 marks. Part A is 25 multiple choice questions worth 25 marks, Part B is 20 true/false questions worth 20 marks, Part C involves 15 marks for civil and/or criminal law questions, Part D is 10 marks for defences questions, and Part E is a 15 mark written response. The document lists the topics covered in the course, including divisions of law, criminal offences, early law, trials and courts, marriage requirements, alternative dispute resolution, functions of law, human rights, hot topics in Canadian law

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    IROQUOIS RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

    DATE: January 2017


    TEACHER: SELLUSKI
    COURSE TITLE: Understanding Canadian Law
    LENGTH OF EXAM: 2 hours

    PART

    QUESTION TYPE

    MARKS

    SUGGESTED
    TIME
    (Minutes)

    Multiple Choice

    25

    25

    True or False

    20

    15

    Civil and/or Criminal

    15

    15

    Defences

    10

    10

    Written Response

    15

    30

    TOTAL = _______85______ MARKS


    Types of Defences
    Divisions of law
    Criminal law
    Types of criminal offences
    Early Law
    The Magna Carta
    The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
    Trials and the Courts
    Marriage/divorce requirements
    Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation, Arbitration, and Litigation
    Rules/Laws Functions of law
    Ontario Human Rights Commission
    Hot Topic What is the issue, why is it important, how is it applied to Canadian
    Law
    Guest Speakers Name/Role, discussion in relation to Canadian Law
    Similarities and/or differences between the Canadian and the American Legal
    System.- from independent reading/venn diagram
    Fids Cases

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