Social Justice and Human Rights

DUE4lllq$j- 3-.YQIES Deoai'tmenl Name & Cours,;I'i umbcr lcurse Instrucioi-(s) ffi Carleton \4&T UNIVERSITY No. of Students: 88 LAWS 2OO5 A J. MacKenzie of pages in ihis examination question paper before beginning to to a proctor. This question paper has TWO pages. IfAY be taken frorn the examination room. studenls require: an exanrination booklet yes,[$ noi_J / a Scantron sheet yestJ noA Students MU$'i ccuilt the tlunlber rvrile, ano rcport any discrePancY This examitraiion question PaPer in addition to this question paper, MIDTERM EXAMINATION EXAMINATION i DECEMBER 2OO2 CARLETON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF LAW CHRISTMAS EXAMINATION LAWS2005: Introduction to Public Law THIS EXAMINATION IS TOTALLY OPENBOOK Students may keep the examination paper This examination constitutes 40%of the finalgrade. INSTRUCTIONS: Students should answer four(4) of the eight (B) questions. All questions are of equal value - 25o/o 2005A December 2002 Parliament has just enacted legislation thatwillcontrol all aspects of snowmobiling. You are asked by the Canadian Snowmobile Ass.to comment on the possible impact of the Constitution Act,on tlris legislation. Please do so. QUESTION TWO The rule of law in Canada is essential onlv to federalism. Discuss. QUESTION THREE Judicial powers havenot changed in Canada since confederation. Discuss. QUESTION FOUR Canada is an example of a structure of government has been perfected. Discuss. QUESTION FIVE Discuss the significance of the following: (a)the division of powers (b) Citizens Insurance v. Parsons (c) Crown Zellerback dectsion (d) judicial independence (e) Legislative impact QUESTION SIX in which the separation of powers The courts havebeenconsistent in their treatment of tlte POGG and trade and commerce powers in Section 91. Discuss the statement. QUESTION SEVEN The Judicial Committee of the Privy 91 and 92 of the Constitution Act. QUESTION EIGHT In the domain of Canadian public law, the statement. council relly distorled the interpretation of Sections Discuss the statement. law and policy are one and thesame.Discuss

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