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Jeremy Mutton's ILS Crossword (Section 2)

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Horizontales
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Hunter v ________; Police require valid judicial authorization to conduct an investigatory search
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The CIty of Halifax forcibly relocated black Nova Scotians from this place
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Court reporter in cases like High Trees; usually preceded by "All"
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Prior refusal cannot be overrided by a doctor in an emergency situation
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This recent Supreme Court case is the leading case on when someone is detained by police, and when evidence obtained by Charter breach may be excluded at trial
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Immaculately bowtied Justice Nadon was not allowed to sit on the Supreme Court because of this reference
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The semi official reporter for the province that is an anagram of Bunk Crews Win
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The highest level of court that has considered the Australian case Walton Stores
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The Oklahoma family who contracted with a coal company to allow strip mining on their farm
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The neutral citation for the court that hears appeals from the Competition Tribunal
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Foundational contract law case; breaching parties should be liable only for damages within the reasonable contemplation of the parties
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This doctrine is about allowing overlap between federal and provincial powers
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The defendant in a case about intrusion upon seclusion, which Professor Maur felt was an example of clear judicial writing.
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Plaintiff in tort case which found a doctor's sexual assault of a patient both breached a fiduciary duty and falls under the law of battery
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Bettel v ______
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This pre-Charter case affirmed that all governmental power must be exercised in a way consistent with the rule of law
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This case from 1999 is the leading case on sexual assult
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This exceptional contracts case resulted in an award of punitive damages to the tune of $1 million
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Credit card disclosure requirements under a provincial consumer protection act do not impair the core of the federal banking power
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_______ and substance
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The foul-mouthed plaintiff in a British case dealing with the concurrency between actus reus and mens rea
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In which the SCC rules one cannot consent to "non-trivial bodily harm"
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Wherein Cromwell ruled for a unanimous Court that police requesting subscriber data constituted a s 8 search; also the name Prof Kelly always calls Perry
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Justice Abella struck down discriminatory consent laws, 20 years before the Liberals repealed the law, when she was a justice on this court
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This is the type of bar at the Swiss resort in the case which
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Used the test in 4-Down to uphold federal restrictions on the sale of blueback whales
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Environmental regulation is a valid federal legislative
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Police have a duty to inform an individual subject to investigation of their right to retain counsel immediately, and facilitate that right
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Plaintiff in a tort case where party hosts do not owe a duty of care to people injured by their drunken guests
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Landmark case striking down criminal law on prostitution for s 7 breach
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Reformed Wallace damages by incoporating Hadley v Baxendale principles into employment law
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This Quebec case ruled that s 2(a) of the Charter protects sincere beliefs or practices that have a nexus with the divine/spiritual from non-trivial interference
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Courts must take judicial notice of systemic oppression when sentencing indigenous offenders, even in cases where crimes are violent