law test thing

Question 1

What is the significance of the R. v. Drybones case

Answer 1

It showed that parts of the Indian act could be repealed if they violated the rights of the people

Question 2

Name of the case involving an Indigenous man being drunk on a reserve

Answer 2

R. v. Drybones

Question 3

What did the three dissenting judges feel

Answer 3

Parliament was instructing the court to apply the bill of rights but not to render laws inoperative

Question 4

Trial de novo meaning

Answer 4

A new trial before another tribunal than the one that held the first trial

Question 5

Tribunal definition

Answer 5

a court of justice

Question 6

Indian definition

Answer 6

The legal identity of an Indigenous person who is registered under the Indian act

Question 7

Indigenous definition

Answer 7

A collective noun for First Nations, Metis and Inuit

Question 8

Aboriginal term

Answer 8

The noun used in the Constitution act and includes the Indian, Inuit and Metis peoples

Question 9

how were treaties recorded by the Indigenous

Answer 9

They were recorded by being spoken and through symbolic items

Question 10

Barriers for getting clean drinking water for Indigenous

Answer 10

• MPPs opposing it
• No infrastructure
• No connection between homes and water
• Climate change affects collection in the arctic (more bacteria)

Question 11

Marshall ruling

Answer 11

Indigenous peoples had treaty rights to fish outside of regulated times to make a “moderate- living”.

Question 12

The government added what after non-indigenous fishers went to the supreme court

Answer 12

The government could restrict fishing for Indigenous if they had a good reason