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Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms


COMMENT

My legal career has roughly spanned the life of the Charter, and I have been involved with several Charter cases, two of them successful - one to the Supreme Court of Canada [Ramsden v. Peterborough (City) (SCC, 1993)]. Canada is blessed with an 'active' constitution, primarily in the form of the Charter but also in it's Constitution (non-Charter) form (typically in the 'division of powers' doctrine).

SS NOTE

*** Check the Constitution Act, 1982 for the limits of the Charter, it only goes to s.34, the balance are new generic provisions - including s.52. You need to restructure this post s.34 stuff to 'non-Charter'.


ALPHABETICAL LIST

ABUSE OF PROCESS
Charter - Abuse of Process

ADMINISTRATIVE
Charter - Administrative (+) [#ADMINISTRATIVE]

APPLICATION [s.32]
Charter - Application (s.32)

APPEALS
Charter - Appeals

ASSOCIATION, FREEDOM OF [s.2(d)]
Charter - Association (s.2d)

CAUSATION
Charter - Causation

CRUEL AND UNUSUAL [s.12]
Charter - Cruel and Unusual Treatment or Punishment (s.12) (+)

DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS [s.3]
Charter - Democratic Rights (s.3)

DETENTION AND IMPRISONMENT [s.9]
Charter - Detention (s.9)

DEVELOPMENT
Charter - Development

DISCRIMINATION [s.15]
Charter - Discrimination (s.15) (+)

EVIDENCE
Charter - Evidence
Charter - Exclusion of Criminal Evidence [s.24(2)] (+)
Charter - Evidence - 'Reasonable Hypotheticals'

EXPRESSION, FREEDOM OF [s.2(b)]
Charter - Freedom of Expression (s.2b) (+)

HABEAS CORPUS [s.10(c)]
Habeas Corpus [#HABEAS-CORPUS]
Charter - Habeas Corpus [s.10(c)]

INTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTIONS AND STAYS (RJR)
Charter - Interlocutory Injunctions and Stays (RJR)

INTERPRETATION
Charter - Interpretation

LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION [s.14]
Charter - Language Interpretation (s.14)

LANGUAGE RIGHTS [s.19,23]
Charter - Language Rights (s.19,23)

LEGAL RIGHTS [s.7]
Charter - Legal Rights (s.7) (+)

LESSER PUNISHMENT [s.11(i)]
Charter - Lesser Punishment [s.11(i)]

MOBILITY RIGHTS [s.6]
Charter - Mobility Rights (s.6)

MOOTNESS
Charter - Mootness

NOTWITHSTANDING CLAUSE [s.33]
Charter - 'Notwithstanding Clause' (s.33)

OAKES TEST [s.1]
Charter - Oakes Test (s.1) (+) [to be sorted]

Charter - s.1 Oakes Test - General
Charter - s.1 Oakes Test - Pressing and Substantial Objective
Charter - s.1 Oakes Test - Minimum Impairment
Charter - s.1 Oakes Test - Rational Connection
Charter - s.1 Oakes Test - Proportionality

PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE
Charter - Presumption of Innocence [s.11(d)]

PROCEDURE
Charter - Procedure
|||Notice of constitutional question [Courts of Justice Act, s.109 (Ont)] [#COURTS]

REMEDIES [s.24(1)]
Charter - Remedies [s.24(1)]
Charter - Declarations of Invalidity (s.52) (+)
Charter - References

RIGHT TO COUNSEL [s.10(b)]
Charter - Right to Counsel [s.10(b)] (+)

SEARCH AND SEIZURE [s.8]
Charter - Search and Seizure (s.8) (+)
Charter - Search and Seizure (s.8) - Informational Privacy
Charter - Search and Seizure (s.8) - 'Reasonable Expectation of Privacy'

SELF-INCRIMINATION [s.13]
Charter - Self-Incrimination (s.13)

STANDING
Charter - Standing

STARE DECISIS (CHARTER)
Charter - Stare Decisis

TORTS, CHARTER
Charter - Charter Torts (+)

TRIAL DELAY [s.11(b)]
Charter - Trial Delay [s.11(b)]
Charter - Trial Delay [s.11(b)] - COVID

VAGUENESS
Charter - Vagueness

VALUES
Charter - 'Values'


CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms


THIRD-PARTY RESOURCES

Wikipedia - Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Charterpedia (Canadian government)

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