Ontario Private Investigation Exam Prep Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers |ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS >> BRAND NEW VERSION
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Ontario Private Investigation
Ontario Private Investigation Exam
Prep Questions With Revised
Correct Detailed Answers
|ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
>> BRAND NEW VERSION
1) What is Canada's two federal Privacy Laws?
PIPEDA and FIPPA
2) What is the best definition of "admissible evidence"?
Relevant evidence to a p...
Ontario Private Investigation Exam
Prep Questions With Revised
Correct Detailed Answers
|ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
>> BRAND NEW VERSION
1) What is Canada's two federal Privacy Laws?
PIPEDA and FIPPA
2) What is the best definition of "admissible evidence"?
Relevant evidence to a proceeding that has not been excluded by a judge.
3) "The Best Evidence Rule" refers to the best evidence available such as an
original document over a copy. (True or False)
True
4) Section 7 of the Charter Of Rights And Freedoms deals with...
Life liberty and security of person.
5) A witness who testifies as to the habits and reputation of another person is
giving what type of evidence?
Character evidence.
, 6) In Provincial Court a Judge is called...
Your Honor.
7) There are only 3 provinces with laws recognized as substantially similar to
PIPEDA?
British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec.
8) Fingerprints, hair, cosemetics, plant fibers, blood, mineral fibers are
considered what type of evidence?
Trace evidence.
9) Conditional Discharge is when the conditions set by the court are satisfied,
the discharge becomes absolute. (True or False)
True
10) Lay Opinion is an opinion evidence given by someone who is not
qualified expert and it relates to a matter of common experiences such as
testifying to "How angry a person appeared" or visual identification of
vehicles". (True or False)
True
11) If convicted under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act
the maximum fine a Private Investigator may receive is...
$25,000
12) As a Private Investigator if you are rude to members of the public you
are in violation of.
, PSISA Code Of Conduct.
13) Principles of procedural fairness in the Canadian legal system is
referred to as.
Due process.
Toronto Metro Police are...
Municipal Police.
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act protects...
Sensitive and Private information
14) What would be considered Covert surveillance?
Conducting surveillance from a place hidden from view.
15) Under Section 2 Charter Of Rights and Freedoms (Freedom of the
Press) the press have the right to go where they wish as long as they are
doing their job. (True or False)
False
16) It is an employee's responsibility to report violations of workplace
safety. (True or False)
True
17) A Summary Offence under the Criminal Code is considered a less
serious criminal offence. (True or False)
True
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