2019 Law Day 1: News Articles Section A by Ms. Hansler https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2 Enter in your group's responses to the following: 1. Article Title and link 2. What type of Law is it related to? 3. What did you learn from the article? 4. What questions do you still have? en-us 2019-09-09 19:29:23 UTC 2024-07-15 17:11:53 UTC hello@padlet.com Man fined $2,000 for feeding Timbit to bear in British Columbia mstoodley https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382210956 Court stated the man was causing a situation which bears could become aggressive towards tourists, expecting food. This become a safety hazard to society.

Type of law: Possibly Criminal law which deals with people breaking laws and rules as well as the punishment that follows the actions.


One man stated: “It might come across cute, but it’s not just illegal, it’s dangerous for the public and extremely dangerous for the wildlife.” 

Question: What would happen if tourists continued to do this?

]]> 2019-09-10 15:05:56 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382210956 Appeal court decision in Via Rail terror trial brings entire court system into disrepute https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382211924 The type of law this case is related to is most likely Criminal Law. 
In this article we learned that the defendants didn't want their trail to be conducted under the Criminal Code but instead under the the law of God in the Quran.
Can religion influence a trial?


]]> 2019-09-10 15:07:12 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382211924 Divorced woman can't have embryo implanted without ex-husband's consent, court rules. https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382214027 Type of law is civil law.
In the article we learn that the to ex

]]> 2019-09-10 15:10:02 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382214027 mstoodley https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382214166 2019-09-10 15:10:15 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382214166 A woman vanished 27 years ago. A teenager and his GoPro led police to the bottom of a B.C. lake https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382218437 Type of law: Missing Person Law
We learnt that a person could go missing for that long and we find it kind of weird that it is socially acceptable for no one to find her.
Questions:
How did the family dealt with a missing grandma for 27 years? Why wasn't there an active search back then? Why didn't they assume it is a criminal related problem?]]> 2019-09-10 15:16:27 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/ngjigd6s35m2/wish/382218437