Sections of Charter Rights and Freedom

section 1

the charter has the right and freedom at the same time these rights and freedom are not absolute and there are reasonable limitations

sections 24 ( 1)

if anyone feels like their right has been violated by the government or any agencies they can bring the case to supreme court of canada and file against the government

sections 3,4,5 guarantee democratic government

section 4

Canadians have the right to vote for a new provincial and federal government every five years under special cirumstance of war and national emergency the voting happens instantly

Section 5

The elected representive and the public can ask questions about the governments actions and policies

Sections 7-11 of the charter covers all areas of criminal law.

If the court finds out that criminal law enforcement crossed the rights of the individual and the crown fails to justify why so, there are 2 ways the panels of the justice will deal with it. The evidence that was recovered will be excluded or the court would dismiss the case.

section 7

declares that everyone has the right to live, liability, and security of the person and cannot be deprived of these rights except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.

Section 8

the people will not subject to unreasonable searches and seizures. SO there must be a reason to the search.

Section 9

everyone has the right not to be arbitrarily detained or imprisoned. there must be a good reason to get them prisoned or detained.

section 10

the rights of people have while under arrested or detetion they must be informed of the reason

Section 11

important rules that protect anyone charged with an offence prov/fed

a) must be told what crimes

b ) trial must occur at a reasonable time

c ) accused can not be forced to testify at his or her trial.

Section 12-14 to cover for punishments

section 12

means that government can not punish anyone in an unnecessarily harsh fashioned way.

section 13

guarantees that witness giving evidence in court can not have their testimony used up against them.

Section 14

anyone who is earing imparied or cannot understand or speak is allowed to have a translator

Section 15

a) every citzen is equal under or above the law

b) every citizen has the right to equal protection and benefit from the law

C) these rights are to be applied equally without discrimination.

section 23

gurantees the right of english speaking or french speaking, their parents are allowed to to have their kid educated in their own language

section 25

protects the rights of inidgenous people in Canada mainly their culture, language and customs.

Section 27

respecting and preserving the cultural difference among Canadians

section 28

all rights and freedoms in the charter of right apple to women and men equally .