Canadian+Charter+of+Rights+and+Freedoms

1) Entrenchment-is referred to as a hypothesis for anti-takeover in the Corporate Business. This idea emerged in the 80s when several actions to hostile takeover a company were occurring and several companies started planning actions on how to protect themselves from being bought by a hostile takeover.**__not the proper definition__**

2) Reviewed section 7-15 of the charter 3)

I had to choose 15 charter rights rules out of 22. The first one i picked was Fundemental freedoms, cause eerybody in canada should have there own rights in canada. The second one i picked was Mobility Rights of citizens, This is important because people should be able to leave the country and explore whats out there in life. My third choice was before and underlaw and equal protection and benefit of law, this is important because laws should be equal because nobody is above laws. The fourth law is law is arrest detention, this should be a law kept because people should be taken custidity when they do something wrong and then out of custidity once there good. The fifth one is treatment of punishment. Right and freedoms in canada is important so that people can vote and other people can have freedoms in life. Other ones are official lanuages in canada, English and french linguistic communists in new brunswick, Proceeding in parliament, Parliamentry status and records. also proceeding in courts established by parliamentm communicationa provisions, Rights and privileges preserved, self incrimination, interpreter, and Communications by public with federal instutions.

The 6 i didnt choose were: - Democratic Rights - Maximum Duration of legistlative Bodies- no this is not imporatant i thik its could be 5 six years or 4 years, doesn't necciserily have to be 6 years - Annual sitting of legistive rights- because it should be every 6 months - Search of Seizure- Maybe there would be less drug people - Detention or Imprisonment- - Proceedings in criminal and penal Matters-


 * __you start an good analysis of what Canada would be like without these laws, but you do not complete your analysis, the last part of that paragraph is confusing.__**