31. Normally, a bail application or hearing must be made available within:
a. 48 hours of the arrest
b. 24 hours of the arrest
c. 7 days of the arrest
d. 72 hours of the arrest
Ans: B
32. An accused may be released by signing a promise to appear, known as:
a. surety
b. peace bond
c. recognizance
d. affidavit
Ans: C
33. Less serious offences in Canada are known as:
a. felony
b. indictable
c. summary conviction
d. misdemeanor
Ans: C
34. A preliminary hearing is held to determine:
a. If there is enough evidence to put the accused person on trial
b. If there is enough evidence to put the accused person in prison
c. If a person should be charged with a summary or indictable offence
d. If a person can be released pending trial
Ans: A
35. In a criminal case that goes to court, who takes action against the defendant?
A. The judge
B. The claimant
C. The Prosecutor
D. The Jury
Ans: C
36. What is the first court a criminal case will be brought to?
A. Crown court
B. High court
C. County court
D. Magistrates court
Ans: D
37. In a civil action, what terms is given about the defendant if the claimant wins their case?
A. Offender
B. Liable
C. Guilty
D. Not Liable
Ans: B
38. Civil liability means:
A. The claimant has lost their case
B. The claimant has been found guilty
C. The defendant faces a prison sentence
D. The defendant has been found to have wronged another
Ans: d
39. If a defendant is compelled to carry out particular actions, this is called:
A. Paying damages
B. Injunction
C. Recission
D. Specific Performance
Ans: D
40. What is called when a claimant is released from a contract?
A. Liability
B. Performance
C. Recission
D. Breach
Ans: C
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a. 48 hours of the arrest
b. 24 hours of the arrest
c. 7 days of the arrest
d. 72 hours of the arrest
Ans: B
32. An accused may be released by signing a promise to appear, known as:
a. surety
b. peace bond
c. recognizance
d. affidavit
Ans: C
33. Less serious offences in Canada are known as:
a. felony
b. indictable
c. summary conviction
d. misdemeanor
Ans: C
34. A preliminary hearing is held to determine:
a. If there is enough evidence to put the accused person on trial
b. If there is enough evidence to put the accused person in prison
c. If a person should be charged with a summary or indictable offence
d. If a person can be released pending trial
Ans: A
35. In a criminal case that goes to court, who takes action against the defendant?
A. The judge
B. The claimant
C. The Prosecutor
D. The Jury
Ans: C
36. What is the first court a criminal case will be brought to?
A. Crown court
B. High court
C. County court
D. Magistrates court
Ans: D
37. In a civil action, what terms is given about the defendant if the claimant wins their case?
A. Offender
B. Liable
C. Guilty
D. Not Liable
Ans: B
38. Civil liability means:
A. The claimant has lost their case
B. The claimant has been found guilty
C. The defendant faces a prison sentence
D. The defendant has been found to have wronged another
Ans: d
39. If a defendant is compelled to carry out particular actions, this is called:
A. Paying damages
B. Injunction
C. Recission
D. Specific Performance
Ans: D
40. What is called when a claimant is released from a contract?
A. Liability
B. Performance
C. Recission
D. Breach
Ans: C
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