Federalism In Canada

Federalism and the constitutional divisions of power play two separate roles within Canada’s legal justice system. To start, federalism governs the country as a whole and deals with some of the countries worst legal cases. The administrative of justice began after confederation in 1867, which gave each province the responsibly of managing their own detention centres, prisons, police forces, minor offences etc..(Niejenhuis, 2011). Having separate divisions of both large and smaller scaled problems is beneficial to the country as it provides higher levels of security and organization for its citizens. A quasi-criminal law is a non-criminal offence which results in the same sentence or penalty as a criminal conviction. This law requires that