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FSC101 TEST 1 STUDY GUIDE SOLUTIONS R. v. Jordan, 2016 SCC 27 - ANSWER-- a delay of more than 4 years between the charges and the end of trial - used to apply a new framework to s. 11(b) presumptive ceiling for provincial court - ANSWER-18 months presumptive ceiling for superior court/provincial court after inquiry - ANSWER-30 months what is section 11(b) - ANSWER-11. any person charged with an offence has the right ; b. to be tried within a reasonable time r v jordan on the systemic importance of s. 11(b) - ANSWER-- justice delayed is justice denied - protecting the interests of presumptively innocent accused people Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 2/31 - the accused might avoid responsibility if delayed -timely trial impact everyone who plays a role are are affected by criminal trials - maintain public confidence of the administration of justice r v jordan summary of the new framework - ANSWER-- ceiling beyond which delay is unreasonable - if the total delay exceeds the ceiling, the crown must establish the presence of exceptional circumstances - if the total delay falls under the ceiling it is up to the defence to show that it is unreasonable r v. jordan purpose of section 11 (b) - ANSWER-to expedite trials and minimize prejudice and not to avoid trials on the merits r v jordan two components of defence delay - ANSWER-1. delay waived by defence ; must be clear 2. delay caused solely by defence conduct Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 3/31 r v jordan exceptional circumstances - ANSWER-1. discrete, exceptional events 2. complex cases "the presence of exceptional circumstances is the only basis upon which the Crown can discharge its burden to justify a delay that exceeds the ceiling" what colour sash does the justice of the peace wear - ANSWER-green sash how do you refer to a justice of the peace - ANSWER-"your worship" who appoints a justice of the peace - ANSWER-the Justices of the Peace Act what level of court does a justice of the peace handle - ANSWER- provincial offences and OCJ justice of the peace two main areas of jurisdiction - ANSWER-criminal law and regulatory law (provincial offences) does the justice of the peace preside over bail hearings? - ANSWER-yes Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 4/31 what colour sash does a justice wear - ANSWER-red sash how do you refer to a justice - ANSWER-"your honour" who is a justice appointed by - ANSWER-appointed by the provincial Minister of Justice on recommendation of the Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee (13 members) what level of court does a justice handle - ANSWER-any level of court (Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, Court of Appeal for Ontario, Supreme Court of Canada) areas of jurisdiction for a justice - ANSWER-criminal law

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FSC101 TEST 1 STUDY GUIDE
SOLUTIONS


R. v. Jordan, 2016 SCC 27 - ANSWER✔✔-- a delay of more than 4 years

between the charges and the end of trial


- used to apply a new framework to s. 11(b)


presumptive ceiling for provincial court - ANSWER✔✔-18 months


presumptive ceiling for superior court/provincial court after inquiry -

ANSWER✔✔-30 months


what is section 11(b) - ANSWER✔✔-11. any person charged with an

offence has the right ;


b. to be tried within a reasonable time


r v jordan on the systemic importance of s. 11(b) - ANSWER✔✔-- justice

delayed is justice denied


- protecting the interests of presumptively innocent accused people


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,- the accused might avoid responsibility if delayed


-timely trial impact everyone who plays a role are are affected by criminal

trials


- maintain public confidence of the administration of justice


r v jordan summary of the new framework - ANSWER✔✔-- ceiling beyond

which delay is unreasonable


- if the total delay exceeds the ceiling, the crown must establish the

presence of exceptional circumstances


- if the total delay falls under the ceiling it is up to the defence to show that

it is unreasonable


r v. jordan purpose of section 11 (b) - ANSWER✔✔-to expedite trials and

minimize prejudice and not to avoid trials on the merits


r v jordan two components of defence delay - ANSWER✔✔-1. delay

waived by defence ; must be clear


2. delay caused solely by defence conduct




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,r v jordan exceptional circumstances - ANSWER✔✔-1. discrete, exceptional

events


2. complex cases




"the presence of exceptional circumstances is the only basis upon which the

Crown can discharge its burden to justify a delay that exceeds the ceiling"


what colour sash does the justice of the peace wear - ANSWER✔✔-green

sash


how do you refer to a justice of the peace - ANSWER✔✔-"your worship"


who appoints a justice of the peace - ANSWER✔✔-the Justices of the Peace

Act


what level of court does a justice of the peace handle - ANSWER✔✔-

provincial offences and OCJ


justice of the peace two main areas of jurisdiction - ANSWER✔✔-criminal

law and regulatory law (provincial offences)


does the justice of the peace preside over bail hearings? - ANSWER✔✔-yes

Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 3/31

, what colour sash does a justice wear - ANSWER✔✔-red sash


how do you refer to a justice - ANSWER✔✔-"your honour"


who is a justice appointed by - ANSWER✔✔-appointed by the provincial

Minister of Justice on recommendation of the Judicial Appointments

Advisory Committee (13 members)


what level of court does a justice handle - ANSWER✔✔-any level of court

(Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, Court of Appeal for

Ontario, Supreme Court of Canada)


areas of jurisdiction for a justice - ANSWER✔✔-criminal law, family law,

tax law, civil law and more


does a justice preside over bail hearings? - ANSWER✔✔-not usually but

they can review them


what is a Judicial Interim Release - ANSWER✔✔-pre-trial release of an

accused person before trial




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