Discover Canada: The Justice System

What does the blindfolded Lady Justice symbolize in the justice system?

• The power of the law

• The impartial manner in which laws are administered

• The strength of the judiciary

• The secrecy of legal proceedings

Who is responsible for making laws in Canada?

• Judges

• Police officers

• Elected representatives

• Lawyers

What is the role of the police in the Canadian justice system?

• To make laws

• To settle disputes

• To enforce the laws

• To interpret the laws

Which court is the highest in Canada?

• Federal Court of Canada

• Provincial Court

• Supreme Court of Canada

• Appeal Court

What is the primary purpose of laws in Canada?

• To control the population

• To provide order and a peaceful way to settle disputes

• To increase government power

• To restrict freedoms

Which of the following is true about the application of law in Canada?

• It applies only to citizens

• It applies to everyone, including judges, politicians, and the police

• It applies only to non-citizens

• It applies only to government officials

What does the Federal Court of Canada deal with?

• Provincial matters

• Municipal issues

• Matters concerning the federal government

• International disputes

What is the role of the courts in the Canadian justice system?

• To create laws

• To enforce laws

• To settle disputes

• To educate the public

What is the significance of the scales of justice?

• They represent the balance of power

• They symbolize the weighing of evidence

• They indicate the strength of the judiciary

• They show the importance of law enforcement

What values do Canadian laws express?

• The values and beliefs of Canadians

• The interests of the government

• The traditions of the judiciary

• The priorities of law enforcement