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Laws are established to protect and define the rights and freedoms of individuals within a society, ensuring that everyone is treated fairly and justly. They provide a framework for the enforcement of these rights, outlining the responsibilities of both individuals and the state. By codifying rights into law, societies can uphold principles of justice, equality, and liberty, while also providing mechanisms for redress when these rights are violated. Thus, laws serve as both a safeguard for individual freedoms and a means of maintaining social order.
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What document protects Canadian citizenship rights?
the name of the two key documents that contain our rights and freedoms
What is the ultimate concern of the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms?
To describe Canadian fundamental freedoms and the governments ability to subject them to laws.
The name for our rules and laws for your government is called?
IN CANADA IT IS "THE CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS".
How do these actions reflect Enlightenment thought?
The laws assert the importance of individual rights and freedoms.
How do actions reflect Enlightenment thoughts?
The laws assert the importance of individual rights and freedoms.
Some states were not in favor of a Bill of Rights because?
they had their own laws to protect people's freedoms.
Why did some states not favor the Bill of Rights?
they had their own laws to protect people's freedoms.
Does the charter of rights and freedoms protect individual rights and freedoms?
Yes.
What are the rights and freedoms in Canada?
There are many different rights and freedoms in Canada
What two goals did the writers of the Constitution try to achieve?
The writers of the constitution wanted to achieve the goals of protecting rights and freedoms and wanted to enforce laws at the same time.!!!!!!!
What are different categories in the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms and what are those categories and how do they differ?
See related link.
What is Judicial Supremacy?
Judicial Supremacy is when the courts have the power of changing laws that infringe the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, or when courts make all the laws, abiding by the Charter.
