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    National Revenue and believe that Section 107 further protects Canadian citizens and is in the best interest for society. The change to the Customs Act helps the government foresee potential threats and problems that would be at hazard to Canada while also balancing privacy rights to Canadian citizens. It is a major investigative tool which has helped rescue children and thwarted armed criminals from entering. The fact that Canadian government obtains such information for 6 years is reasonable to

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    country by area‚ Canada has the capacity to host millions of people from around the world. Canada‚ named after the native Indians‚ is an Iroquoian word meaning “land or village” and Canada has developed this reputation that we are a village entitled to freedom. In the readings from Pens of Many Colours‚ there are stories and experiences of individuals and families coming to Canada to experience what Canada has to offer. However‚ Canada like any country in the world has its own “race” as described in the

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    particular situation‚ I believe collective rights are superior to individual rights for the following reasons. First of all‚ every individual is equal3 and we should therefore be helped as a whole‚ even if not everybody was directly affected by the flood. Also‚ nobody is to blame for the damage. It might be your community that gets destroyed by a natural disaster next week and you might not get equal help because it contradicts someone else’s individual rights. This was a collective flood and we were

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    slothful and possess as a character trait slothfulness (Kant 41). The common man finds it extremely difficult to overcome immaturity. One of the ways of overcoming this mental barrier is when a person allows themselves to entertain the notion of freedom and decides both subconsciously and consciously to engender it within their psyche. One of these small steps includes the

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    infactcanada.ca/HumanRights.htm): The right to breastfeed anywhere‚ anytime is protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (discrimination based on sex). In Canada each province has a Human Rights Code. These codes protect women from discrimination on the basis of sex. To date‚ only Ontario (www.ohrc.on.ca/english/guides/pregnancy-breastfeeding.shtml) and British Columbia (www.infactcanada.ca/B.C._HR_Policy_Procedure_Manual.htm) specifically detail the rights of breastfeeding mothers. These

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    political cartoon‚ ‘PRIVACY WARS’ illustrated by Greg Perry displays the character‚ Darth Vader from the movie saga ‘Star Wars’ holding an article of the title “Bill C-51”. ‘PM’ is inscribed on Darth Vader’s suit‚ comparing between Vader and former Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Stephen Harper. We can conclude this as the article in Vader’s hands was released during the time Harper served as PM. In the beginning of the movie‚ Vader was a moral character‚ and only after he became exposed to the darkness

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    David Milgaard Analysis

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    They didn’t gather up enough material evidence to match up with verbal communication of the people who came out. For example ‘Where was the murder weapon?’. Section 10 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms specifies rights upon arrest or detention‚ including the rights to consult a lawyer and the right to habeas corpus.‚ Malgaard didn’t have someone to defend his honor.‚ In(April 13‚ 2017)‚ www.aidwyc.org‚ stated that Joyce devoted her life t0 securing justice for her son‚ launching

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    case: Case Name: Bedford vs. R Case Name: Lohan vs. R Charter Section: Section 7; “Eeveryone has the right to life‚ liberty and security of person.” Charter Section to be used: Section 7: Everyone has the right to life‚ liberty‚ and security of a person Section 12: Everyone has the right now to be subjected to any cruel or unusual punishment Search: Go to Google‚ search for Section Seven‚ Charter of Rights and Freedoms Search for The Section Using Google/Wikipedia Read: Read the

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    promoting social relations iii. Law must not infringe more than it is necessary to meet the objective * S.319 (2) des not overly restrict freedom of expression. It ensures that only openly hostile expression is affected iv. Law must not have a severely disproportionate affect * Hate propaganda does not contribute to the aspirations of Canadians in the quest for truth‚ promotion of self-development‚ or protection of a vibrant democracy. R v Dunlap and Sylvester (Presence vs. actually

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    Public Humiliation

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    Be it resolved that public humiliation is not an appropriate means of punishing criminals Public humiliation is a cruel‚ unnecessary‚ and degrading means (method) of punishment that is not only ineffective but also wrong. It brings a lot of unnecessary publicity to the law offenders and can sometimes lead for people to get an exaggerated version of events. Public shaming should be something beneath one’s dignity‚ beneath OUR dignity. It is of the opinion of my colleague and I that public humiliation

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