Restorative justice depends upon direct involvement by participants

Restorative justice depends upon direct involvement by participants (victims, offender, community) Question 1 options:

True
False

 

Question 2 

Which level(s) of government play a role in administering the CJS?

Question 2 options:

Federal only
Federal, Provincial/Territorial, and Municipal
Federal and Provincial/Territorial

 

Question 3 

Which of the following is NOT a function of the criminal law?

Question 3 options:

Deterrence
Preventing inequalities in society
Maintaining order

 

Question 4 

 

When dispatching their job duties, Crown Counsel are generally immune from prosecution

Question 4 options:

True
False

 

Question 5 

 

The presumption of innocence is a central part of the

Question 5 options:

Inquisitorial system
Adversarial system
Both of the above

 

Question 6 

 

Crime victims cannot sue for damages from justice agencies that do not fill their mandate to protect citizens

Question 6 options:

True
False

 

Question 7 

According to nationwide research data, the majority of Canadian’s trust the CJS implicitly

Question 7 options:

True
False

 

Question 8 

 

Section 230(a) of the Criminal Code allows for a lesser punishment where death takes place while another offence is occurring (or as the culprit attempts to escape once having committed the other offence)

Question 8 options:

True
False

 

Question 9 

According to the crime control model, criminal justice should focus on

Question 9 options:

Ensuring the legal rights of all citizens, including suspects/offenders, are protected
The protection of communities and due process rights
The protection of communities and apprehension of criminals

 

Question 10 

The Canadian Criminal Justice System is a(n)

Question 10 options:

A mix of both
Inquisitorial system
Adversarial System