Please create written submissions for your Charter application. In your submissions deal ONLY with the Charter issue for your role (not the other Charter issues in the case). Even though the case given to you is written as a trial, you do not have to treat this as an appeal. Argue this as if you are making the argument at trial level. Your written submissions will be organized as follows:
Intro – Introduce the Charter issue as it relates to the case in general terms.
Facts – Outline the facts of the case. You will want to emphasize facts that help you to make the point you want to make but you should include ALL relevant facts. You may not add facts that are not in the case.
Issue(s) – Set out as a question the legal Charter issue that you are dealing with.
Legal Analysis – This is where you make your legal argument. Note that you are expected to reference AT LEAST three cases to back up your points. AT LEAST two of those cases must come from the Supreme Court of Canada. All statutes and cases should be cited properly.
Order Sought – Ask the court for the order you want them to make (i.e. “exclude the evidence”, “a finding that there is no Charter violation” etc.) Do not go beyond your Charter issue.
There is no required length for your written assignment but I would expect it to be approximately 4-6 pages long.Please create written submissions for your Charter application. In your submissions deal ONLY with the Charter issue for your role (not the other Charter issues in the case). Even though the case given to you is written as a trial, you do not have to treat this as an appeal. Argue this as if you are making the argument at trial level. Your written submissions will be organized as follows:
Intro – Introduce the Charter issue as it relates to the case in general terms.
Facts – Outline the facts of the case. You will want to emphasize facts that help you to make the point you want to make but you should include ALL relevant facts. You may not add facts that are not in the case.
Issue(s) – Set out as a question the legal Charter issue that you are dealing with.
Legal Analysis – This is where you make your legal argument. Note that you are expected to reference AT LEAST three cases to back up your points. AT LEAST two of those cases must come from the Supreme Court of Canada. All statutes and cases should be cited properly.
Order Sought – Ask the court for the order you want them to make (i.e. “exclude the evidence”, “a finding that there is no Charter violation” etc.) Do not go beyond your Charter issue.
There is no required length for your written assignment but I would expect it to be approximately 4-6 pages long.Please create written submissions for your Charter application. In your submissions deal ONLY with the Charter issue for your role (not the other Charter issues in the case). Even though the case given to you is written as a trial, you do not have to treat this as an appeal. Argue this as if you are making the argument at trial level. Your written submissions will be organized as follows:
Intro – Introduce the Charter issue as it relates to the case in general terms.
Facts – Outline the facts of the case. You will want to emphasize facts that help you to make the point you want to make but you should include ALL relevant facts. You may not add facts that are not in the case.
Issue(s) – Set out as a question the legal Charter issue that you are dealing with.
Legal Analysis – This is where you make your legal argument. Note that you are expected to reference AT LEAST three cases to back up your points. AT LEAST two of those cases must come from the Supreme Court of Canada. All statutes and cases should be cited properly.
Order Sought – Ask the court for the order you want them to make (i.e. “exclude the evidence”, “a finding that there is no Charter violation” etc.) Do not go beyond your Charter issue.
There is no required length for your written assignment but I would expect it to be approximately 4-6 pages long.Please create written submissions for your Charter application. In your submissions deal ONLY with the Charter issue for your role (not the other Charter issues in the case). Even though the case given to you is written as a trial, you do not have to treat this as an appeal. Argue this as if you are making the argument at trial level. Your written submissions will be organized as follows:
Intro – Introduce the Charter issue as it relates to the case in general terms.
Facts – Outline the facts of the case. You will want to emphasize facts that help you to make the point you want to make but you should include ALL relevant facts. You may not add facts that are not in the case.
Issue(s) – Set out as a question the legal Charter issue that you are dealing with.
Legal Analysis – This is where you make your legal argument. Note that you are expected to reference AT LEAST three cases to back up your points. AT LEAST two of those cases must come from the Supreme Court of Canada. All statutes and cases should be cited properly.
Order Sought – Ask the court for the order you want them to make (i.e. “exclude the evidence”, “a finding that there is no Charter violation” etc.) Do not go beyond your Charter issue.
There is no required length for your written assignment but I would expect it to be approximately 4-6 pages long.Please create written submissions for your Charter application. In your submissions deal ONLY with the Charter issue for your role (not the other Charter issues in the case). Even though the case given to you is written as a trial, you do not have to treat this as an appeal. Argue this as if you are making the argument at trial level. Your written submissions will be organized as follows:
Intro – Introduce the Charter issue as it relates to the case in general terms.
Facts – Outline the facts of the case. You will want to emphasize facts that help you to make the point you want to make but you should include ALL relevant facts. You may not add facts that are not in the case.
Issue(s) – Set out as a question the legal Charter issue that you are dealing with.
Legal Analysis – This is where you make your legal argument. Note that you are expected to reference AT LEAST three cases to back up your points. AT LEAST two of those cases must come from the Supreme Court of Canada. All statutes and cases should be cited properly.
Order Sought – Ask the court for the order you want them to make (i.e. “exclude the evidence”, “a finding that there is no Charter violation” etc.) Do not go beyond your Charter issue.
There is no required length for your written assignment but I would expect it to be approximately 4-6 pages long.
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