Chat with AIExam 24: The judiciary
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Reference cases are cases referred to the Supreme Court of Canada by provincial courts.
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(81) Most aspects of criminal law in Canada are within provincial jurisdiction.
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(84) Which method is NOT currently used to reduce the costs of the administration of justice in Canada?
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(86) What are some of the issues and challenges that come with appointing judges?
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