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Infringed
violated
Ammendments
changes
Human Rights
protect you from discrimination
Reasonable limits clause
rights and freedoms may be limited if the limitation can be justified in a free and democratic society, section 1 of Charter. Courts decide what is reasonable case by case
Stereotyping
to believe a generalized belief of a certain group of people
Notwithstanding clause
section 33 of the Charter and it allows governments to enact or maintain laws even though they may violate rights and freedoms in the charter (the law they are enacting must be reviewed every 5 years)
Civil Rights
limits the government’s power over citizens
Strike down
if a law violates Charter according to the court the law becomes invalid
Prejudice
preconceived opinion
Read down
narrowing the understanding of the law, part of law need sot be changed or ammended deicded by the court
Altra vires
defines if it is within that authority to make those decisions (ex. federal government mandating COVID vaccine when healthcare is a provincial responsibility)
Franchise
right to vote
Unlawful assembly
3+ people gather and instill fear into others
Summary conviction
can be convicted without a jury (smaller crime, for example a fine)