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Picture1: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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Picture1: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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This is a document that outlines the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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Picture2: Mobility Rights section of the charter outline

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Picture2: Mobility Rights section of the charter outline

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This image outlines the mobility rights that are declared in the Charter of Rights of Freedoms.

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This image is relevant to the topic of mobility rights because to travel to other countries you need a Canadian passport to prove that you are a Canadian citizen.

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Video 1: The importance of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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Video 1: The importance of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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I found this video relevant because it talks goes over what the Charter is and why it is important. It goes over how the Charter sets us aside from other countries in that our rights and freedoms are protected. Part of the rights set out in the Charter are the mobility rights of all Canadians which enables us to move freely in and out of Canada

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This is the legal case that I have chosen for this assignment. In brief it has to deal with extraditing Canadians for crimes they have committed outside of Canada and wether extraditing them is a reasonable violation of their mobility rights to remain in Canada. A more in depth explaination of this legal case is provided in the word doc.

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Lake v. Canada (Minister of Justice) - SCC Cases (Lexum)

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This is another legal case that I found that was very interesting in terms of mobility rights. To summarize this case There were two boys who were accused of murdering one of the boys family's in the United States. The U.S wanted to have the boys extradited which is a violation of their mobility rights however is deemed a reasonable violation. In addition to this if the boys were found guilty they would receive the death penalty which could be viewed as cruel and unusual punishment. The Canadian judge almost sent them to the U.S without first making sure that the death penalty would not be imposed upon on the boys.

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United States v. Burns - SCC Cases (Lexum)

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Website3: Charter of Rights and Freedoms on Parliament website

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Website3: Charter of Rights and Freedoms on Parliament website

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Here is where the Charter can be found on the Canadian Parliament website. This is relevant because the Charter is where all of the Mobility Rights are set out and enforced.

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Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms | Our Country, Our Parliament

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Our Country, Our Parliament AN INTRODUCTION TO HOW CANADA'S PARLIAMENT WORKS

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Word doc containing all questions asked in the assignment as well as including all sources used in APA format