The range of sentences that the court must impose on an accused once they have been convicted can be found in what legislation Group of answer choices Charter of Rights and Freedoms Criminal Code of Canada The Constitution Act None of the above

An accused receives a sentence that allows him/her to remain in the community and it does not involve imprisonment, subject to conditions is referred to as; Group of answer choices Incarceration Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Probation

For an individual to be convicted of a criminal crime, they must intend to commit a crime and then perform the prohibited act.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The most serious punishment allowable in Canada is Group of answer choices The Death Penalty Incarceration Probation Suspended Sentence

If an accused is convicted of multiple offences and if they serve their sentences at the same time. This is referred to as; Group of answer choices Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Suspended Sentences Conditional Imprisonment

Clarified test for Necessity in Canada (3 parts):1. The accused must be in an urgent situationof imminent peril or danger2. The accused must have had no reasonable legalalternative to breaking the law3. The harm inflicted by the accused must beproportional to the harm avoided by the accused