STUDY GUIDE FOR MIDTERM EXAMINATION This exam will be made up of a number of True/False questions, Multiple Choice questions,

short answer questions, matching questions and fill in the blank definitions/sentences. Point values for each question will be one point unless otherwise stated in parentheses next to the question. STUDY GUIDE: The exam will include questions based on all powerpoint, lecture, video and reading material. Please be aware of the following terms and ideas: Public Law Criminal Law Tort Law Civil Law Constitutional Law Taxation Law Private Law Administrative Law Family Law

Know the difference between Criminal and Civil Law. Substantive Law Constitution Act Anarchy Procedural Law Division of Powers Rule of Law BNA Act Natural Law Rule of Man

Know the crux of Sand s argument for true and false questions regarding it. Universal Declaration of Human Rights Charter of Rights and Freedoms Contract Law Judicial Independence Security of Tenure Code of Hammurabi Social Contract Provincial Court Level Supreme Court of Canada Property Law Judicial Appointments Financial Security Value Concensus Legal Realism Superior Court Trial Level Federal Court of Canada Origins and Limitations of UDHR Powers and Limits of International Justice Labour Law Canadian Judicial Council Administrative Independence Value Conflict Marxist views of Law Superior Court Appeals Level Stare Decisis

Manor Courts Precedent International Crimes Principle of Complementarity Plain Meaning Rule

Ecclasiastical Courts Case Law International Criminal Court

Common Law Quebec Civil Code Rome Statute

Statutory Guidance The Golden Rule Rule in Heydon s Case

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