5 million 4 Philippine resuscitation 160 million a day for banksters snuffin I dont get it and obviously neither do you

In the name of God of for !ith the People "#$

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eBual before the la!

and having eBual access to legislative processes* $or e-ample in a representative democracy every vote has eBual !eight no unreasonable restrictions can apply to anyone seeking to become a representative and the freedom of its citiAens is secured by legitimiAed rights and liberties !hich are generally protected by a constitution*T5UT]U

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=a^ority rule is often listed as a characteristic of democracy* >o!ever it is also possible for a minority to be oppressed by a Styranny of the ma^orityS in the absence of governmental or constitutional protections of individual and)or group rights* 2n essential part of an SidealS representative democracy is competitive elections that are fair both substantively T15U and procedurally*T16U $urthermore freedom of political e-pression freedom of speech and

freedom of the press

are considered to be essential

so that citiAens are adeBuately informed

and able to vote according to their o!n best interests as they see them*T14UT15U It has also been suggested that a basic feature of democracy is the capacity of individuals to participate freely and fully in the life of their society*T1]U

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Z* 8veryone has the follo!ing fundamental freedoms( DaE freedom of conscience and religion_ DbE freedom of thought belief opinion and e-pression including f"ee#om of the p"e!! and other media of communication_ DcE freedom of peaceful assembly_ and DdE freedom of association*

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http())en*!ikipedia*org)!iki)'atanism
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beliefs.
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http())en*!ikipedia*org)!iki)>umans >umans Dkno!n ta-onomically as >omo sapiens TCUT4U /atin for S!ise manS or Skno!ing manSET5U are the only living species in the >omogenus* 2natomically modern humans originated in 2frica about Z00 000 years ago reaching full behavioral modernity around 50 000 years ago*T6U >umans have a highly developed brain and are capable of abstract reasoning language introspection and problem solving* #his mental capability combined !ith an erect body carriage that frees the hands for manipulating ob^ects has allo!ed humans to make far greater use of tools than any other living species on 8arth* %ther higherFlevel thought processes of humans such as selfFa!areness rationality and sapience T4UT5UT]U are considered to be defining features of !hat constitutes a SpersonS*Tcitation neededU http())!!!*scribd*com)doc)15Z505415)78<%F1C "hat they say ```` "hat is fact Proclaim 7ule of /a! separation of po!ers legal certainty ;e ^ure administer 2ntithesis 7ule of /a! elusivity no clear separation of po!ers chain from &ro!n guaranteed legal uncertainty debated endlessly at the e-pense of humans It is no! an accepted and important constitutional principle that the 2ttorney General must carry out the =inister@s criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of &abinet and of any partisan political pressures* #he 2ttorney General@s responsibility for individual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken F and seen to be undertaken F on strictly ob^ective and legal criteria free of any political considerations* "hether to initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of government policy* #his responsibility has been characteriAed as a matter of the 2ttorney General

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not as a =inister of the government of the day* C

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&opula" !ove"ei%nty or the !ove"ei%nty of the people is

the belief
that the legitimacy of the state is created by the !ill or consent of its people !ho are the source of all political po!er* It is closely associated to the social contract philosophers among !hom are #homas >obbes 1ohn /ocke and 1eanF1acBues 7ousseau* Popular sovereignty e-presses a concept and does not necessarily reflect or describe a political reality*T1U 4

It i! often cont"a!te# with the concept

of parliamentary sovereignty and !ith individual sovereignty*

Sovereignty
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereignty

Sovereignty is the quality of having supreme, independent authority over a geographic area, such as a territory.
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It can be found in a power to rule and make law that rests

on a political fact for which

no purely legal explanation can be provided.
In theoretical terms, the idea of "sovereignty", historically, from Socrates to Thomas Hobbes, has always necessitated a moral imperative on the entity exercising it.
7ule of /a! #he rule of la! is a legal ma-im !hich provides that no person is above the la! that no one can be punished by the state e-cept for a breach of the la! and that no one can be convicted of breaching the la! e-cept in the manner set forth by the la! itself* 'he "ule of law !tan#! in cont"a!t to the i#ea that the lea#e" i! above the law a featu"e of an# ce"tain othe" le%al !y!tem!. #he phrase has been used since the 14th century but the concept is older* $or e-ample the Greek philosopher 2ristotle said S/a! should governS*TZU %ne !ay to be free from the rule of la! is by denying that an enactment has the necessary attributes of la!* #he rule of la! has therefore been described as

(oman )aw* +a i law*

$an e,cee#in%ly elu!ive notion$TCU giving rise to a $"ampant #ive"%ence of un#e"!tan#in%!$*T4U

2t least t!o principal conceptions of the rule of la! can be identified( a formalist or SthinS and a

!ub!tantive o" $thic-$ definition of the rule of la!*

$ormalist definitions of the rule of la!

#o not ma-e a .u#%ment about the $.u!tne!!$ of law it!elf*

but define specific procedural attributes that a legal frame!ork must have in order to be in compliance !ith the rule of la!* /ub!tantive conception! of the rule of la! %o beyon# thi! an# inclu#e certain substantive rights that a"e

!ai# to be ba!e# on* or derived from

the rule of la!*T5U

a$ine !ords and an insinuating appearance are seldom associated !ith true virtueb &/IP'87' &ommon /a! Insinuated Precedence 'tatutes 8videncing 7ighteous 'anctimonious "atch &P2& struggle 'enator 7eform maintaining complicit tradition !!!*'olarGhost1C*com
" #igher $all When bad is good good is bad % am either down or up with that "men &&& 'ema((( http)**www.youtube.com*watch+v,-./c5o101"" See more on 2The 'ational3 Than.s 'ational #oly shitland 4atman 5 yes 5 -obin soon the way of the 0' e corn 6a can lead a horse to water, but ya can7t ma.e it drin. 6a can lead a religious sect to beliefs and we all end up over the brin.

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6pon independence in 1]45 the ne! 1e!ish state !as formally named Medinat Yisrael or the 'tate of Israel after other proposed historical and religious names including Eretz Israel DSthe /and of IsraelSE cion and 1udea !ere considered and re^ected*TZ5U In the early !eeks of independence the government chose the term SIsraeliS to denote a citiAen of Israel !ith the formal announcement made by =inister of $oreign 2ffairs =oshe 'harett*TZ6U #he name Israel has historically been used in common and religious usage to refer to the biblical 9ingdom of Israel or the entire 1e!ish nation*TZ4U 2ccording to the >ebre! Yible the name SIsraelS !as given to the patriarch 1acob D'tandard Yisrael Isrl_ 'eptuagint Greek( dLMefIsral_

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afte" he !ucce!!fully w"e!tle# with the an%el of the )o"#.

1acob@s t!elve sons became the ancestors of the Israelites also kno!n as the Twelve Tribes of Israel or Children of Israel* 1acob and his sons had lived in &anaan but !ere forced by famine to go into 8gypt for four generations until =oses a greatFgreat grandson of 1acob TC0U led the Israelites back into &anaan during the S8-odusS* #he earliest archaeological artifact to mention the !ord SIsraelS is the =erneptah 'tele of ancient 8gypt Ddated to the late 1Cth century Y&8E*TC1U

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I understand /ord afraid to say eh+

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Genocide scholars such as Gregory 'tanton have postulated that conditions and acts that often occur before during and after genocide\ such as dehumaniAation of victim groups strong organiAation of genocidal groups and denial of genocide by its perpetrators\

can be i#entifie# an# action! ta-en to !top %enoci#e! befo"e they happen. &ritics of this approach such as ;irk 9o!e! assert that this is unrealistic and that for e-ample S;arfur !ill end !hen it suits the great po!ers that have a stake in the regionS*
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http())!!!*youtube*com)!atch+v,I1-dI0g=G2I #he other Israel Pharisees killed 1esus [ #almud [%9 to kill indirectly cionists !ill have no other Gods before them caused 7omans to carry out their deeds keeping hands filthy clean http())!!!*youtube*com)!atch+v,4C6k=?5%$<.gfeature,related ;ark #ruth of 7eligion http())!!!*youtube*com)!atch+v,et02mF%yl.. 2n honest 1e! tells the #ruth about Israel
2013 years ago had another "struggle with God" and upon success called it

Goo# 8"i#ay
Francis of Assisi Meager Universal Laboring Equals

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't* $rancis of 2ssisi DItalian( 'an $rancesco d@2ssisi baptiAed Giovanni born $rancesco di Pietro di Yernardone_TZU 1151)115Z P %ctober C 1ZZ6ETCU !as an Italian &atholic friar and preacher* >e founded the men@s $ranciscan %rder the !omens %rder of 't* &lare and the #hird %rder of 'aint $rancis for men and !omen not able to live the lives of itinerant preachers follo!ed by the early members of the %rder of $riars =inor or the monastic lives of the Poor &lares*T4U #hough he !as never ordained to the &atholic priesthood $rancis is one of the most venerated religious figures in history*T4U In 1Z1] he !ent to 8gypt in an attempt to convert the 'ultan to put an end to the conflict of the &rusades*T6U Yy this point the $ranciscan %rder had gro!n to such an e-tent that

its primitive organiAational structure !as no longer sufficient*

>e returned to Italy to organiAe the %rder*

:nce hi! community wa! autho"i e# by the &ope*

he !ithdre! increasingly from e-ternal affairs*

In 1ZZC $rancis arranged for the first &hristmas manger scene*T5U In 1ZZ4 he received the stigmata T5U making him the first recorded person to bear the !ounds of &hrist@s ]

Passion*T4U
>e died during the evening hours of %ctober C 1ZZ6 !hile listening to a reading he had reBuested of Psalm 140*

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Reichsfhrer-SS Heinrich Himmler.

%n 4 %ctober 1]4C >immler referred e-plicitly to the e-termination of the 1e!ish people during a secret '' meeting in the city of PoAnahDPosenE* #he follo!ing is a translation of an e-cerpt from a transcription of an audio recordingT44U that e-ists of the speech( I also !ant to refer here very frankly to a very difficult matter* "e can no! very openly talk about this among ourselves and yet !e !ill never discuss this publicly* 1ust as !e did not hesitate on C0 1une 1]C4 to perform our duty as ordered and put comrades !ho had failed up against the !all and e-ecute them !e also never spoke about it nor !ill !e ever speak about it*

/et us thank God

that !e had !ithin us enough selfFevident fortitude never to discuss it among us and !e never talked about it* 8very one of us !as horrified and yet every one clearly understood that !e !ould do it ne-t time !hen the order is given and !hen it becomes necessary* I am no! referring to the evacuation of the 1e!s to the e-termination of the 1e!ish People* #his is something that is easily said( @#he 1e!ish People !ill be e-terminated@ says every Party member @this is very obvious it is in our program \ elimination of the 1e!s e-termination a small matter*@ 2nd then they turn up the upstanding 50 million Germans and each one has his decent 1e!* #hey say the others are all s!ine but this particular one is a splendid 1e!* Yut none has observed it endured it* =ost of you here kno! !hat it means !hen 100 corpses lie ne-t to each other !hen there are 500 or !hen there are 1 000* #o have endured this and at the same time to have remained a decent person \ !ith e-ceptions due to human !eaknesses \ has made us tough and is a glorious chapter that has not and !ill not be spoken of* Yecause !e kno! ho! difficult it !ould be for us if !e still had 1e!s as secret saboteurs agitators and rabble rousers in every city !hat !ith the bombings !ith the burden and !ith the hardships of the !ar* If the 1e!s !ere still part of the German nation !e !ould most likely arrive no! at the state !e !ere at in 1]16 and @14 * * * * \>einrich >immler 4 %ctober 1]4C

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5. % shall fear evil :id ;antino get offer couldn7t refuse from #arper+ To shut him up So many silencing means and we all pay the 8-%$< for the certainty of the rule of law elusive certainty http)**www.youtube.com*watch+v,;1=:0-%/>yw

1ulian $antino reappears from hiding to attack the &harter of 7ights and $reedoms on &Y& &harter administration absent 'pirit of /a! Protects criminals
"s % documented ?c;rauds in personal case scenario www.cdf1.fran.1@.com %s #arper doing a ?ulroney+

=ovin on 6p 8-cerpt from ;amage &ontrol !!!*;amage&ontrol1C*com =ulroney steals the 7&=P making &ommissioner a ;eputy =inister Prime =inister appoints the 2ttorney General !ho is over the &hief 1ustice perhaps %kayed by the Governor General Instead of Z court 2ttorney General induces an inBuiry by their appointed senators 'enators find bribe receiver from armaments dealer ta- evader =ulroney naughty getting caught acting misappropriate !ith a nasty slap on the !rist headed off to bigger and better not a human achievements

What if you name it and we lived happily ever after Within the spirit please %magine the 8-%$< getting Scrooged "nd Tiny Tim a.in getting mended and 6es /irginia still virgin when finds out no Satanic $lause %magine 1mas miracle bringing people together A4 ;ran. with me %7m thin.ing the .ind that would bring 1mas AB*C eternal What if we used science for peace religiously -eligion the antithesis of science you do the math Dill the bastard ... let us pray this means war , nun eh+ Ta>es and death as certain as beliefs and faith #0'E<#umanity 0nderground 'atality Erows <galitarian -eferendum

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2s recollect on a clear day head stumped for the trees the 7ule of /a! the magnificent God given user friendly brain akin to a chainsa! meaningless until a mind put to fire up and then P%8 peace on earth no more 8t #u =e fallings of friendly fire $abric 2te 7oll &all
$reedom asserting belief rights imperative consecrated 2mbiguity truth elusivity 7ule of la! legal &ertainty appropriators liBuidity logistics

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7eligion >igh 8lusive #ruth %rientation 7ighteous Imperialist &apitalism Z* 8veryone has the follo!ing fundamental freedoms( DaE freedom of conscience and religion_ DbE freedom of thought belief opinion and e-pression including freedom of the press and other media of communication_ DcE freedom of peaceful assembly_ and DdE freedom of association* Political 7eligious Insidious &harlatan 9leptocracy media inciting $ickle Inherent Yias Ignorant Yliss P7I&9 mi $IYIY

'atanism is a broad term referring to a group of "estern religions comprising diverse ideological and philosophical beliefs* #heir shared features include symbolic association !ith or admiration for the character of 'atan or similar rebellious promethean and in their vie! liberating figures* #here !ere an estimated 50 000 members in 1]]0* #here may be as fe! as a fe! thousand in the !orld*T1U

2s chief la! officer the 2ttorney General has

a !pecial "e!pon!ibility
to be the guardian of

that most elusive concept

F the rule of la!* #he rule of la! is a !ell established legal principle but hard to easily define* It is the rule of la!

that p"otect! in#ivi#ual!* an# !ociety a! a whole*

from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties* 1Z

2ttorney General has the 76<' 7esponsibly 6naccountable <uances 'ystemic 2ttorney General guardian of the public interest
;<. D1E #he 2ttorney General for %ntario shall serve as the guardian of the public interest in all matters !ithin

the scope of this 2ct or having to do in any !ay !ith the practice of la! in %ntario or the provision of legal services in %ntario and for this purpose he or she may at any time reBuire the production of any document or thing pertaining to the affairs of the 'ociety* 7*'*%* 1]]0 c* /*5 s* 1C D1E_ 1]]5 c* Z1 s* 4 D1E_ Z006 c* Z1 'ched* & s* 1C* 2dmissions DZE <o admission of any person in any document or thing produced under subsection D1E is admissible in evidence against that person in any proceedings other than proceedings under this 2ct* 7*'*%* 1]]0 c* /*5 s* 1C DZE_ 1]]5 c* Z1 s* 4 DZE* Protection of =inister DCE <o person !ho is or has been the 2ttorney General for %ntario is sub^ect to any proceedings of the 'ociety or to any penalty imposed under this 2ct for anything done by him or her !hile e-ercising the functions of such office* 7*'*%* 1]]0 c* /*5 s* 1C DCE_ 1]]5 c* Z1 s* 4 DCE* #he &ro!n has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible evidence available*

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7ule of /a! http())en*!ikipedia*org)!iki)7ule3of3la! #he 7ule of la! in its most basic form is no one is above the la!* Perhaps the most important application of the rule of la! is the principle that governmental authority is legitimately e-ercised only in accordance !ith publicly disclosed la!s adopted and enforced in accordance !ith established procedural steps that are referred to as due process* #he rule of la! is hostile to dictatorship and to anarchy* 2ccording to modern 2ngloF2merican thinking hallmarks of adherence to the rule of la! commonly include

a clea" !epa"ation of powe"!*

le%al ce"tainty*
the principle of legitimate e-pectation and eBuality of all before the la!* #he concept is not !ithout controversy and it has been said that Sthe phrase the rule of la! has become meanin%le!! thanks to ideological abuse and general overF useS G% P%8
General %verFuse Proclamations %nly 8lusivity publicly disclosed la!s 5Z* D1E #he &onstitution of &anada is the supreme la! of &anada and any la! that is inconsistent !ith the provisions of the &onstitution is to the e-tent of the inconsistency

of no force or effect*
#he 2ttorney General does not ho!ever direct or cause charges to be laid* "hile the 2ttorney General and the 2ttorney General@s agents may provide legal advice to the police the ultimate decision

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!hether or not to lay charges is for the police* %nce the charge is laid

the #eci!ion
as to !hether the prosecution should proceed and in !hat manner is for the 2ttorney General and the &ro!n 2ttorney* It is no! an accepted and important constitutional principle that the 2ttorney General must carry out the =inister@s criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of &abinet and of any partisan political pressures* #he 2ttorney General@s responsibility for individual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken F and seen to be undertaken F on strictly ob^ective and legal criteria free of any political considerations* "hether to initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of government policy* #his responsibility has been characteriAed as a matter of the

Atto"ney Gene"al actin% a! the =ueen6! Atto"ney

F not as a =inister of the government of the day*

Z4* D1E 2nyone !hose rights or freedoms as guaranteed by this &harter have been infringed or denied may apply to a court of competent ^urisdiction to obtain such remedy as the court considers appropriate and ^ust in the circumstances* DZE "here in proceedings under subsection D1E a court concludes that evidence !as obtained in a manner that infringed or denied any rights or freedoms guaranteed by this &harter

the evi#ence !hall be e,clu#e#

if it is established that having regard to all the circumstances the admission of it in the proceedings

woul# b"in% the a#mini!t"ation of .u!tice into #i!"epute*

#he &ro!n has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible evidence available*

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&lear separation of po!ers legal certainty

1* #he &anadian &harter of 7ights and $reedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it sub^ect only to such reasonable limits prescribed by la! as can be demonstrably ^ustified in a free and democratic society*

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4* 8veryone has the right to life liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof e-cept in accordance !ith the principles of fundamental ^ustice* &ritical thinking P7% Political religious optimist 2 flea backstroking !ith reserved erection calls for the dra! bridge to be raised Polls see sanity bottoms !hile let us pray tops Priorities eh+

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7eality is the #ruth impervious to perception yet precisely due to perception #ruth that !hich God !ould observe !hether or not >e e-isted or !hether or not one believes >e e-ists I;82/ 'imply 7eality 'anely ;ealt "ith 6nited Perception 'olidarity !!!*ups1C*com 6ltimate Potential 'ociety 8pitaph 8dison Profit Intellectual #esla authentic Prophet >umanity =8 P =oses 8dison 16'#I&8 P 1esus 6niversal 'ocrates #esla Intellect &onfucius 8lectromagnetism ?es ya better !atch out :irginia no 'atanic &lause 'anta &lause is coming around !ith ^udges go!n ?es !e got no bananas at &;$1I F &onstitution ;iligence $iduciary 1udiciary Independentsiii

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Roles and Responsibilities of the Attorney General

#he 2ttorney General has a uniBue role to play as a =inister* %ne part of the 2ttorney General@s role is that of a &abinet =inister* In this capacity the =inister is responsible for representing the interests and perspectives of the =inistry at &abinet !hile simultaneously representing the interests and perspectives of &abinet and conseBuently the Government to the =inistry and the =inistry@s communities of interest* #he 2ttorney General is the chief la! officer of the 8-ecutive &ouncil* #he responsibilities stemming from this role are unlike those of any other &abinet member* #he role has been referred to as S^udicialFlikeS and as the Sguardian of the public interestS* =uch has been !ritten on the sub^ect of ministerial responsibilities and the uniBue role of the 2ttorney General* #here are various components of the 2ttorney General@s role* #he 2ttorney General has uniBue responsibilities to the &ro!n the courts the /egislature and the e-ecutive branch of government* "hile there are different emphases and nuances attached to these there is a general theme throughout all the various aspects of the 2ttorney General@s responsibilities that the office has a constitutional and traditional responsibility beyond that of a political minister* #he statutory responsibilities of the office are found in section 5 of the Ministr* of the Attorne* +eneral A!t* 'ection 5 states( #he 2ttorney General DaE is the /a! %fficer of the 8-ecutive &ouncil_ DbE shall see that the administration of public affairs is in accordance !ith the la!_ DcE shall superintend all matters connected !ith the administration of ^ustice in %ntario_ DdE shall perform the duties and have the po!ers that belong to the 2ttorney General and 'olicitor General of 8ngland by la! and usage so far as those po!ers and duties are applicable to %ntario and also shall perform the duties and po!ers that until the Constitution A!t, -./0 came into effect belonged to the offices of the 2ttorney General and 'olicitor General in the provinces of &anada and 6pper &anada and !hich under the provisions of that 2ct are !ithin the scope of the po!ers of the /egislature_ C]

DeE shall advise the Government upon all matters of la! connected !ith legislative enactments and upon all matters of la! referred to him or her by the Government_ DfE shall advise the Government upon all matters of a legislative nature and superintend all Government measures of a legislative nature_ DgE shall advise the heads of ministries and agencies of Government upon all matters of la! connected !ith such ministries and agency_ DhE shall conduct and regulate all litigation for and against the &ro!n or any ministry or agency of government in respect of any sub^ect !ithin the authority or ^urisdiction of the /egislature_ DiE shall superintend all matters connected !ith ^udicial offices_ D^E shall perform such other functions as are assigned to him or her by the /egislature or by the /ieutenant Governor in &ouncil* S "hat follo!s is an overvie! of the various components of the 2ttorney General@s roles and responsibilities primarily as outlined in the 2ct*

Chief Law Officer of the Executive Council (s. 5(a))

#he role of chief la! officer might be referred to as the 2ttorney General@s overall responsibility as the independent legal advisor to the &abinet F and some have even suggested that the role possibly e-tends to the /egislature as !ell* #he importance of the independence of the role is fundamental to the position and !ell established in common la! statutes and tradition* 2s chief la! officer the 2ttorney General has a special responsibility to be the guardian of that most elusive concept F the rule of la!* #he rule of la! is a !ell established legal principle but hard to easily define* It is the rule of la! that protects individuals and society as a !hole from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties* #he 2ttorney General has a special role to play in advising &abinet to ensure the rule of la! is maintained and that &abinet actions are legally and constitutionally valid* In providing such advice it is important to keep in mind the distinction bet!een the 2ttorney General@s policy advice and preference and the legal advice being presented to &abinet* #he 2ttorney General@s legal advice or constitutional advice should not be lightly disregarded* #he 2ttorney General@s policy advice has the same !eight as that of other ministers*

Criminal prosecutions (s.5(d))

%ne of the most publicly scrutiniAed aspects of the 2ttorney General@s role is the responsibility for criminal prosecutions encompassed in section 5 DdE and s* ]Z of the &onstitution 2ct 1564* 'ection ]Z gives the provinces authority to legislate in matters related to the administration of criminal ^ustice and thereby gives the provincial 2ttorney General authority to prosecute offences under the &riminal &ode* #he 2ttorney General does not ho!ever direct or cause charges to be laid* "hile the 2ttorney General and the 2ttorney General@s agents may provide legal advice to the police the ultimate decision !hether or not to lay charges is for the police* %nce the charge is laid the decision as to !hether the prosecution should proceed and in !hat manner is for the 2ttorney General and the &ro!n 2ttorney* It is no! an accepted and important constitutional principle that the 2ttorney General must carry out the =inister@s criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of &abinet and of any partisan political pressures* #he 2ttorney General@s responsibility for individual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken F and seen to be undertaken F on strictly ob^ective and legal criteria free of any political considerations* "hether to initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of government policy* #his responsibility has been characteriAed as a matter of the 2ttorney General acting as the .ueen@s 2ttorney F not as a =inister of the government of the day* 40

#his is not to suggest that decisions regarding criminal prosecutions are made in a complete vacuum* 2 !ide range of policy considerations may be !eighed in e-ecuting this responsibility and the 2ttorney General may choose to consult the &abinet on some of these considerations* >o!ever any decisions relating to the conduct of individual prosecutions must be the 2ttorney General@s alone and independent of the traditional &abinet decision making process* In practice in the vast ma^ority of cases these decisions are made by the 2ttorney General@s agents the &ro!n 2ttorneys* 2n important part of the &ro!n@s F and thus the 2ttorney General@s F responsibility in conducting criminal prosecutions is associated !ith the responsibility to represent the public interest F !hich includes not only the community as a !hole and the victim but also the accused* #he &ro!n has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible evidence available*

#he responsibility is to present the case fairly F not necessarily to convict* #his is a fundamental precept of criminal la! even if it is not a particularly !ellFunderstood concept among the general public* %ne of the 2ttorney General@s responsibilities in fostering public respect for the rule of la! is to assist the public in understanding the nature and limits of the prosecutorial function* 6ltimately the 2ttorney General is accountable to the people of the province through the /egislature for decisions relating to criminal prosecutions* 'uch accountability can only occur of course once the prosecution is completed or !hen a final decision has been made not to prosecute* #he sub ^udicae rule bars any comment on a matter before the courts that is likely to influence the matter* #he sub ^udicae rule strictly prohibits the 2ttorney General from commenting on prosecutions that are before the courts* Given the stature of the 2ttorney General@s position any public comment coming from the office !ould be seen as an attempt to influence the case* 2lthough the 2ttorney general can become involved in decisionFmaking in relation to individual criminal cases such a practice !ould leave the =inister vulnerable to accusations of political interference* 2ccordingly it is traditional to leave the dayFtoFday decisionFmaking in the hands of the 2ttorney General@s agents the &ro!n 2ttorneys e-cept in cases of e-ceptional importance !here the public !ould e-pect the 2ttorney General to be briefed*

Legislative Responsi ilities (s. 5(e) and (f))

#he 2ttorney General has broad responsibilities associated !ith Government legislation* #hese responsibilities have been described as t!ofold* %ne is to oversee that all legislative enactments are in accordance !ith principles of natural ^ustice and civil rights Dsee also s* 5DbE aboveE* #his is obviously an important and broad area of responsibility* #he second aspect of this responsibility is to advise on the constitutionality and legality of legislation* #he 2ttorney General@s legislative responsibilities are played out in a variety roles* #he %ffice of /egislative &ounsel reports to the 2ttorney General* /egislative &ounsel plays a key role in ensuring the legal integrity of Government legislation* 2lthough the /egislative &ounsel@s reporting relationship to the 2ttorney General does allo! the 2ttorney General to provide guidance and set standards individual pieces of legislation are drafted on instructions from client ministries and are not !ithin the sole control of /egislative &ounsel or the 2ttorney General* It should also be noted that /egislative &ounsel also has a direct responsibility to the /egislature as the %ffice also drafts all private member@s bills* 41

#he 2ttorney General has a further role to play as part of !hatever &abinet &ommittee is formed to revie! legislation and regulations* >ere the =inister has an opportunity to comment on the technical issues related to legislation and regulations prior to &abinet consideration* #he 2ttorney General@s role on legislative matters is as an adviser to the &abinet* 2lthough unlikely &abinet could in theory receive the 2ttorney General@s legal opinion on legislation and choose to disregard it* #he 2ttorney General@s role is not independent of &abinet decision making as in the area of criminal prosecutions* 2s !as noted earlier the 2ttorney General must make careful distinctions about the legal opinions and policy or political preferences being offered about legislation*

Civil Litigation (s.5(h) and (d))

In addition to the specific responsibilities to conduct civil litigation on behalf of the Government and its agencies Ds* 5DhEE the 2ttorney General has broader litigation responsibilities flo!ing from the historical po!ers of the 2ttorney General referred to in s* 5DdE of the 2ct* #hese po!ers are based on the &ro!n@s parens patriae DparentalE authority* #he 2ttorney General@s authority therefore is not only to conduct litigation in cases directly affecting the government or its agencies but also to litigate cases !here there is a clear matter of public interest or public rights at stake* #his has been characteriAed as a constitutional responsibility to ensure that the public interest is !ell and independently represented* It may involve interventions in private litigation or &harter challenges to legislation even if the arguments conclude that the legislation does contravene constitutionally protected rights*

Responsi ilit! for Court "dministration (s. 5(c))

2 key component of the 2ttorney General@s responsibilities to ensure the administration of ^ustice in the province is the administration of the courts and as a result the responsibility for maintaining liaison !ith the ^udiciary* Given the fundamental importance of the independence of the ^udiciary the responsibility for courts administration is often a very sensitive and delicate issue* Great care and respect for the principles of ^udicial independence must be e-ercised in this area*

#he 2ttorney General is the chief la! officer of the 8-ecutive &ouncil* #he responsibilities stemming from this role are unlike those of any other &abinet member* #he role has been referred to as S^udicialFlikeS and as the Sguardian of the public interestS*

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