What Are the Basic Levels of Courts That Make Up

question 56

Multiple Choice

What are the basic levels of courts that make up the Canadian court system?

• A) trial,informal appeal,and final appeal courts
• B) trial,intermediate appeal,and final court of appeal
• C) informal trial,formal trial,and final appeal courts
• D) pretrial,trial,and appeal courts

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Definitions:

Contingency

The relationship between two events, one being contingent or a consequence of the other's occurrence.

Contiguity

The principle stating that events occurring close together in time or space are readily associated with each other.

Unconditioned Stimulus

In the process of classical conditioning, a stimulus instinctively and effortlessly elicits a reaction without the need for any previous learning.

Reliable Indicator

A metric or sign that consistently and accurately measures or predicts a specific outcome or condition.