CC102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Idle No More, Public Law, O. J. Simpson
Document Summary
Chapter 1 introduction to the criminal justice system. The social contract the public gives up certain liberties on the assumption that the state will protect them. The rule of law the requirement that gov"ts and individuals be subjected to and abide by the law. Accountability all individuals and groups are accountable under the law. Public and clear laws are clear, publicized, stable and just, applied evenly, and protect fundamental rights. Fair and efficient processes for enacting, administering and enforcing laws and fair and efficient. Timely and ethical justice is delivered timely by competent, ethical, and independent, well-resourced, and neutral representatives. Guarantees fundamental freedoms, legal rights, and equality rights for all citizens of canada, including those accused of crimes. Provides protection for individuals and ensures fairness during legal proceedings. All components of the c. j system must conform to the charter. An act or omission that is prohibited by criminal law.
