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Which of the following theories is concerned with the way law treats different economic classes?
Which of the following theories is concerned with the way law treats different economic classes?
What year did the Charter of Rights and Freedoms become law in Canada?
What year did the Charter of Rights and Freedoms become law in Canada?
Is there a single, unified feminist legal theory?
Is there a single, unified feminist legal theory?
According to the content, which legal theory focuses on the ways in which law can both privilege some communities and marginalize others?
According to the content, which legal theory focuses on the ways in which law can both privilege some communities and marginalize others?
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Is the right to housing explicitly protected in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Is the right to housing explicitly protected in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
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Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
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Positivism sees a separation between...
Positivism sees a separation between...
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Who might say that what a judge eats for lunch could determine a verdict?
Who might say that what a judge eats for lunch could determine a verdict?
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Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
A law that outlines fundamental rights in Canada, enacted in 1982.
Marxist theories
Marxist theories
Legal theories focused on class struggles and economic inequalities.
Feminist theories of law
Feminist theories of law
Theories that analyze how law affects gender equality and women's rights.
True or False: There is one feminist theory of law
True or False: There is one feminist theory of law
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True or False: Right to housing in Charter
True or False: Right to housing in Charter
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Legal Realists
Legal Realists
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Positivism
Positivism
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Critical legal theory
Critical legal theory
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Study Notes
Law Class 2: The Role of Law - Kahoot! Questions
- The Charter of Rights and Freedoms became law in 1982.
- Marxist theories are concerned with how law affects economic classes.
- Feminist theories of law are a distinct set of theories.
- The right to housing is not explicitly protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (false).
- Critical Legal Theorists might suggest judges' personal factors (lunch) affect verdicts.
- Positivism separates law from personal morality and from outside entities like religion.
- Critical legal theory focuses on how the law favors some groups while marginalizing others.
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Test your knowledge on the various theories of law and the implications of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in this engaging Kahoot! quiz. Explore critical legal theories, feminist perspectives, and the relationship between law and economic classes. Challenge yourself with questions that delve into how the law interacts with societal factors.
