Chapter 1 - Risk Management and Sources of Law

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What are the 3 sources of law in Canada

The constitution, legislation, courts

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What did the Constitution Act,1867 do

establish Canada federalism

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What did the Constitution Act, 1982 do

add the charter to Canada's constitution and repatriate Canada

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What is section 2 of the Constitution

The freedom of expression, belief, and opinion

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What is section 11 of the Constitution

The right to a fair trial

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What do decisions from higher courts do to lower courts

They bind them

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What is private law

How citizens deal with each other

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What is public law

How the government deals with their citizens

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What are examples of private law

Torts, contracts, property

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What are examples of public law

Criminal, constitutional, tax

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What do regulatory bodies do

Register their members and ensure professional conduct

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What are the 3 steps in risk analysis

Identify -> Evaluate -> Respond

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What is the identify step

Identify any possible risks

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What is the evaluate step

Evaluate how likely certain outcomes are to happen

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What is the respond step

How do you respond if you those outcomes happen

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What are some risk responses

Accept, avoid, reduce, shift