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What are the 3 sources of law in Canada
The constitution, legislation, courts
What did the Constitution Act,1867 do
establish Canada federalism
What did the Constitution Act, 1982 do
add the charter to Canada's constitution and repatriate Canada
What is section 2 of the Constitution
The freedom of expression, belief, and opinion
What is section 11 of the Constitution
The right to a fair trial
What do decisions from higher courts do to lower courts
They bind them
What is private law
How citizens deal with each other
What is public law
How the government deals with their citizens
What are examples of private law
Torts, contracts, property
What are examples of public law
Criminal, constitutional, tax
What do regulatory bodies do
Register their members and ensure professional conduct
What are the 3 steps in risk analysis
Identify -> Evaluate -> Respond
What is the identify step
Identify any possible risks
What is the evaluate step
Evaluate how likely certain outcomes are to happen
What is the respond step
How do you respond if you those outcomes happen
What are some risk responses
Accept, avoid, reduce, shift