What is a preliminary hearing

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1. What is a preliminary hearing and what three central functions does it serve?

2. How do regulatory offences differ from criminal law?

3. An application by the Governor General to have the Supreme Court of Canada issue an interpretation of a federal or provincial law, often in relation to it constitutionally, is known as a(n) _______________.

4. Suzy and Lee talk about robbing a classmate and come up with an elaborate plan. They both agree to commit the robbery. Although they did not follow through with their criminal plan, they can still be found guilty of ____________________.

5. An ancient criminal trial method that involved subjecting the accused to a painful or dangerous test as a means of seeking an answer from the divine about the accused's guilt or innocence is known as a(n) _____________.

6. A person who is involved in a criminal offence and subject to criminal liability is known as a _________________________________.

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