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7ritical thin*ing is a way of $eci$ing whether a claim is true: partially true: or false. 7ritical thin*ing is a process that lea$s to s*ills that can be learne$: mastere$ an$ use$. 7ritical thin*ing is a tool by which one can come about reasone$ conclusions base$ on a reasone$ process. This process incorporates passion an$ creativity: but gui$es it with $iscipline: practicality an$ common sense. !t can be trace$ in the West to ancient 9reece with its (ocratic metho$ an$ in the 'ast to ancient !n$ia with the Bu$$hist *alama sutta an$ abhi$harma literature. 7ritical thin*ing is an important component of many fiel$s such as e$ucation: politics: business: an$ science.

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(uspen$e$ with %e$ical coverage approve$ by the %e$ical conspirators www.!yffy!.com The )ttorney 9eneral is the chief law officer of the 'xecutive 7ouncil. The responsibilities stemming from this role are unli*e those of any other 7abinet member. The role has been referre$ to as -.udicia/-/i%e-0an$ as the

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Humpty ?umpty ha$ a great fall. )ll the *ingAs horses an$ all the *ingAs men 7oul$nAt put Humpty together again.J1K Humpty appears in &ewis 7arrollAs Through the &oo*ing#9lass O1312P: where he $iscusses semantics an$ pragmatics with )lice. D! $on8t *now what you mean by Tglory:8 E )lice sai$. Humpty ?umpty smile$ contemptuously. D f course you $on8tUtill ! tell you. ! meant Tthere8s a nice *noc*# $own argument for youV8 E DBut Tglory8 $oesn8t mean Ta nice *noc*#$own argument8:E )lice ob>ecte$. DWhen ! use a wor$:E Humpty ?umpty sai$: in rather a scornful tone: Dit means >ust what ! choose it to meanU neither more nor less.E DThe =uestion is:E sai$ )lice: Dwhether you can ma*e wor$s mean so many $ifferent things.E DThe =uestion is:E sai$ Humpty ?umpty: Dwhich is to be master that8s all.E )lice was too much pu66le$ to say anything: so after a minute Humpty ?umpty began again. DThey8ve a temper: some of themUparticularly verbs: they8re the prou$estUa$>ectives you can $o anything with: but not verbsUhowever: ! can manage the whole lotV !mpenetrabilityV That8s what ! sayVEJ14K This passage was use$ in Britain by &or$ )t*in an$ in his $issenting >u$gement in the seminal case &iversi$ge v. )n$erson O15@2P: where he proteste$ about the $istortion of a statute by the ma>ority of the House of &or$s. J1NK !t also became a popular citation in 0nite$ (tates legal opinions: appearing in 24I >u$icial $ecisions in the Westlaw $atabase as of )pril 15: 2II3: inclu$ing two (upreme 7ourt cases OTB) v. Hill an$ Wschernig v. %illerP.J11K
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Roles and Responsibilities of the Attorney General

The )ttorney 9eneral has a uni=ue role to play as a %inister. ne part of the )ttorney 9eneralAs role is that of a 7abinet %inister. !n this capacity the %inister is responsible for representing the interests an$ perspectives of the %inistry at 7abinet: while simultaneously representing the interests an$ perspectives of 7abinet an$ conse=uently the 9overnment to the %inistry an$ the %inistryAs communities of interest. The )ttorney 9eneral is the chief law officer of the 'xecutive 7ouncil. The responsibilities stemming from this role are unli*e those of any other 7abinet member. The role has been referre$ to as <>u$icial#li*e< an$ as the <guar$ian of the public interest<. %uch has been written on the sub>ect of ministerial responsibilities an$ the uni=ue role of the )ttorney 9eneral. There are various components of the )ttorney 9eneralAs role. The )ttorney 9eneral has uni=ue responsibilities to the 7rown: the courts: the &egislature an$ the executive branch of government. While there are $ifferent emphases an$ nuances attache$ to these there is a general theme throughout all the various aspects of the )ttorney 9eneralAs responsibilities that the office has a constitutional an$ tra$itional responsibility beyon$ that of a political minister. The statutory responsibilities of the office are foun$ in section 4 of the Ministry of the Attorney General Act. (ection 4 states, The )ttorney 9eneral: OaP is the &aw fficer of the 'xecutive 7ouncilQ ObP shall see that the a$ministration of public affairs is in accor$ance with the lawQ OcP shall superinten$ all matters connecte$ with the a$ministration of >ustice in ntarioQ O$P shall perform the $uties an$ have the powers that belong to the )ttorney 9eneral an$ (olicitor 9eneral of 'nglan$ by law an$ usage: so far as those powers an$ $uties are applicable to ntario: an$ also shall perform the $uties an$ powers that: until the Constitution Act, 1867 came into effect: belonge$ to the offices of the )ttorney 9eneral an$ (olicitor 9eneral in the provinces of 7ana$a an$ 0pper 7ana$a an$ which: un$er the provisions of that )ct: are within the scope of the powers of the &egislatureQ OeP shall a$vise the 9overnment upon all matters of law connecte$ with legislative enactments an$ upon all matters of law referre$ to him or her by the 9overnmentQ OfP shall a$vise the 9overnment upon all matters of a legislative nature an$ superinten$ all 9overnment measures of a legislative natureQ OgP shall a$vise the hea$s of ministries an$ agencies of 9overnment upon all matters of law connecte$ with such ministries an$ agencyQ OhP shall con$uct an$ regulate all litigation for an$ against the 7rown or any ministry or agency of government in respect of any sub>ect within the authority or >uris$iction of the &egislatureQ OiP shall superinten$ all matters connecte$ with >u$icial officesQ O>P shall perform such other functions as are assigne$ to him or her by the &egislature or by the &ieutenant 9overnor in 7ouncil. < What follows is an overview of the various components of the )ttorney 9eneralAs roles an$ responsibilities: primarily as outline$ in the )ct. 12

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

The role of chief law officer might be referre$ to as the )ttorney 9eneralAs overall responsibility as the in$epen$ent legal a$visor to the 7abinet # an$ some have even suggeste$ that the role possibly exten$s to the &egislature as well. The importance of the in$epen$ence of the role is fun$amental to the position an$ well establishe$ in common law: statutes an$ tra$ition. )s chief law officer: the )ttorney 9eneral has a special responsibility to be the guar$ian of that most elusive concept # the rule of law. The rule of law is a well establishe$ legal principle: but har$ to easily $efine. !t is the rule of law that protects in$ivi$uals: an$ society as a whole: from arbitrary measures an$ safeguar$s personal liberties. The )ttorney 9eneral has a special role to play in a$vising 7abinet to ensure the rule of law is maintaine$ an$ that 7abinet actions are legally an$ constitutionally vali$. !n provi$ing such a$vice it is important to *eep in min$ the $istinction between the )ttorney 9eneralAs policy a$vice an$ preference an$ the legal a$vice being presente$ to 7abinet. The )ttorney 9eneralAs legal a$vice or constitutional a$vice shoul$ not be lightly $isregar$e$. The )ttorney 9eneralAs policy a$vice has the same weight as that of other ministers.

Criminal prosecutions (s.5(d))

ne of the most publicly scrutini6e$ aspects of the )ttorney 9eneralAs role is the responsibility for criminal prosecutions encompasse$ in section 4 O$P an$ s. 52 of the 7onstitution )ct: 13N1. (ection 52 gives the provinces authority to legislate in matters relate$ to the a$ministration of criminal >ustice an$ thereby gives the provincial )ttorney 9eneral authority to prosecute offences un$er the 7riminal 7o$e. The )ttorney 9eneral $oes not: however: $irect or cause charges to be lai$. While the )ttorney 9eneral an$ the )ttorney 9eneralAs agents may provi$e legal a$vice to the police: the ultimate $ecision whether or not to lay charges is for the police. nce the charge is lai$ the $ecision as to whether the prosecution shoul$ procee$: an$ in what manner: is for the )ttorney 9eneral an$ the 7rown )ttorney. !t is now an accepte$ an$ important constitutional principle that the )ttorney 9eneral must carry out the %inisterAs criminal prosecution responsibilities in$epen$ent of 7abinet an$ of any partisan political pressures. The )ttorney 9eneralAs responsibility for in$ivi$ual criminal prosecutions must be un$erta*en # an$ seen to be un$erta*en # on strictly ob>ective an$ legal criteria: free of any political consi$erations. Whether to initiate or stay a criminal procee$ing is not an issue of government policy. This responsibility has been characteri6e$ as a matter of the )ttorney 9eneral acting as the MueenAs )ttorney # not as a %inister of the government of the $ay. This is not to suggest that $ecisions regar$ing criminal prosecutions are ma$e in a complete vacuum. ) wi$e range of policy consi$erations may be weighe$ in executing this responsibility: an$ the )ttorney 9eneral may choose to consult the 7abinet on some of these consi$erations. However any $ecisions relating to the con$uct of in$ivi$ual prosecutions must be the )ttorney 9eneralAs alone an$ in$epen$ent of the tra$itional 7abinet $ecision ma*ing process. !n practice: in the vast ma>ority of cases: these $ecisions are ma$e by the )ttorney 9eneralAs agents: the 7rown )ttorneys. )n important part of the 7rownAs # an$ thus the )ttorney 9eneralAs # responsibility in con$ucting criminal prosecutions is associate$ with the responsibility to represent the public interest # which inclu$es not only the community as a whole an$ the victim: but also the accuse$. The 7rown has a $istinct responsibility to the court to present all the cre$ible evi$ence available.

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The responsibility is to present the case fairly # not necessarily to convict. This is a fun$amental precept of criminal law: even if it is not a particularly well#un$erstoo$ concept among the general public. ne of the )ttorney 9eneralAs responsibilities in fostering public respect for the rule of law: is to assist the public in un$erstan$ing the nature an$ limits of the prosecutorial function. 0ltimately the )ttorney 9eneral is accountable to the people of the province: through the &egislature: for $ecisions relating to criminal prosecutions. (uch accountability can only occur: of course: once the prosecution is complete$ or when a final $ecision has been ma$e not to prosecute. The sub >u$icae rule bars any comment on a matter before the courts that is li*ely to influence the matter. The sub >u$icae rule strictly prohibits the )ttorney 9eneral from commenting on prosecutions that are before the courts. 9iven the stature of the )ttorney 9eneralAs position: any public comment coming from the office woul$ be seen as an attempt to influence the case. )lthough the )ttorney general can become involve$ in $ecision#ma*ing in relation to in$ivi$ual criminal cases: such a practice woul$ leave the %inister vulnerable to accusations of political interference. )ccor$ingly: it is tra$itional to leave the $ay#to#$ay $ecision#ma*ing in the han$s of the )ttorney 9eneralAs agents: the 7rown )ttorneys: except in cases of exceptional importance where the public woul$ expect the )ttorney 9eneral to be briefe$.

Legislative Responsibilities (s. 5(e) and (f))

The )ttorney 9eneral has broa$ responsibilities associate$ with 9overnment legislation. These responsibilities have been $escribe$ as twofol$. ne is to oversee that all legislative enactments are in accor$ance with principles of natural >ustice an$ civil rights Osee also s. 4ObP aboveP. This is obviously an important an$ broa$ area of responsibility. The secon$ aspect of this responsibility is to a$vise on the constitutionality an$ legality of legislation. The )ttorney 9eneralAs legislative responsibilities are playe$ out in a variety roles. The ffice of &egislative 7ounsel reports to the )ttorney 9eneral. &egislative 7ounsel plays a *ey role in ensuring the legal integrity of 9overnment legislation. )lthough the &egislative 7ounselAs reporting relationship to the )ttorney 9eneral $oes allow the )ttorney 9eneral to provi$e gui$ance an$ set stan$ar$s: in$ivi$ual pieces of legislation are $rafte$ on instructions from client ministries an$ are not within the sole control of &egislative 7ounsel or the )ttorney 9eneral. !t shoul$ also be note$ that &egislative 7ounsel also has a $irect responsibility to the &egislature as the ffice also $rafts all private memberAs bills. The )ttorney 9eneral has a further role to play as part of whatever 7abinet 7ommittee is forme$ to review legislation an$ regulations. Here the %inister has an opportunity to comment on the technical issues relate$ to legislation an$ regulations prior to 7abinet consi$eration. The )ttorney 9eneralAs role on legislative matters is as an a$viser to the 7abinet. )lthough unli*ely: 7abinet coul$: in theory: receive the )ttorney 9eneralAs legal opinion on legislation an$ choose to $isregar$ it. The )ttorney 9eneralAs role is not in$epen$ent of 7abinet $ecision ma*ing as in the area of criminal prosecutions. )s was note$ earlier: the )ttorney 9eneral must ma*e careful $istinctions about the legal opinions an$ policy or political preferences being offere$ about legislation.

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

!n a$$ition to the specific responsibilities to con$uct civil litigation on behalf of the 9overnment an$ its agencies Os. 4OhPP: the )ttorney 9eneral has broa$er litigation responsibilities flowing from the historical 1@

powers of the )ttorney 9eneral referre$ to in s. 4O$P of the )ct. These powers are base$ on the 7rownAs parens patriae OparentalP authority. The )ttorney 9eneralAs authority: therefore: is not only to con$uct litigation in cases $irectly affecting the government or its agencies but also to litigate cases where there is a clear matter of public interest or public rights at sta*e. This has been characteri6e$ as a constitutional responsibility to ensure that the public interest is well an$ in$epen$ently represente$. !t may involve interventions in private litigation or 7harter challenges to legislation: even if the arguments conclu$e that the legislation $oes contravene constitutionally protecte$ rights.

Responsibilit for Court !dministration (s. 5(c))

) *ey component of the )ttorney 9eneralAs responsibilities to ensure the a$ministration of >ustice in the province is the a$ministration of the courts an$ as a result the responsibility for maintaining liaison with the >u$iciary. 9iven the fun$amental importance of the in$epen$ence of the >u$iciary: the responsibility for courts a$ministration is often a very sensitive an$ $elicate issue. 9reat care an$ respect for the principles of >u$icial in$epen$ence must be exercise$ in this area.

The )ttorney 9eneral is the chief law officer of the 'xecutive 7ouncil. The responsibilities stemming from this role are unli*e those of any other 7abinet member. The role has been referre$ to as <>u$icial#li*e< an$ as the <guar$ian of the public interest<.

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Forgive me Lord Blessed be the ignorant folk On splendored grass I toke When not on black go green Now a socialite headlite A firebug ... a flash Where the fuck's my stash What is what is not of no relevance For happiness among the irrelevance Some say all things relative Never heard from you, but now assuredly blessed Now Dear Lord Where the fuck is the cash Now I lay me down to rest Yes of course a hood wink Giving ignorance shot my best Without a blink A cheat I know Awaiting search beneath pillow Sure Tooth Fairy BS but paid well for the times Swing low sweet chariot and all that rhymes A song a dance on yonder swing From a chandelier I sing 1 ding a ling 2 of 3rd kind Nuff encountered to see night through Blessed insanity arms in air once threw Tomorrow promises more in lieu of sheep Now in night's tranquility sleep No more stomach churn oft blew Blaming on the rain the acid stew Caring for fools ... I get it Lord Who knew ... what's new with you Taking leave artistic license The one that pays without taxation Dearly departed before awarded Catch me not ... catch as catch can Deer and the antelope also ran None as fast as uncle Sam PR-Political Religious front A PRICK a screw a c Sorry bub ... It's OK I'm gay I repeat sorry meaning I'm not Two way street where's thought police Doublethink solstice A taste of think bodes not well A stone an epitaph others fell A priest a political behind sell Up the ass ... some grass A fast attempting to yell a blast A coherence flash but don't tell

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http,--en.wi*ipe$ia.org-wi*i-(eeHnoHevil:HhearHnoHevil:Hspea*HnoHevil The three wise mon*eys OLapanese, : sanAen or san6aru: or : sanbi*i no saru: literally <three mon*eys<P: sometimes calle$ the three0mystic0apes1J1K are a pictorial maxim. %i6 Ci* ! Wa6 (hi6 !f a (hi6 bares truth of the forest no min$ to see hear to spea* of the (hi6 *illing How much woul$ a woo$ chuc* get for their min$s ... presumably why the woo$ chuc* chuc*s woo$ Together they embo$y the proverbial principle to <see no evil: hear no evil: spea* no evil<. The three mon*eys are %i6aru: covering his eyes: who sees no evilQ Ci*a6aru: covering his ears: who hears no evilQ an$ !wa6aru: covering his mouth: who spea*s no evil. (ometimes there is a fourth mon*ey $epicte$ with the three othersQ the last one: (hi6aru: symboli6es the principle of <$o no evil<. He may be shown crossing his arms. R! H)? r Raising in Hopelessness an$ ?espair http,--en.wi*ipe$ia.org-wi*i-Humans Humans are one of only nine species *nown to pass the

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2. 'veryone has the following fun$amental free$oms, OaP free$om of conscience an$ religionQ ObP free$om of thought: belief: opinion an$ expression: inclu$ing free$om of the press an$ other me$ia of communicationQ OcP free$om of peaceful assemblyQ an$ O$P free$om of association.

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beliefs.
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2@. O1P )nyone whose rights or free$oms: as guarantee$ by this 7harter: have been infringe$ or $enie$ may apply to a court of competent >uris$iction to obtain such reme$y as the court consi$ers appropriate an$ >ust in the circumstances. O2P Where: in procee$ings un$er subsection O1P: a court conclu$es that evi$ence was obtaine$ in a manner that infringe$ or $enie$ any rights or free$oms guarantee$ by this 7harter: the evi$ence shall be exclu$e$ if it is establishe$ that: having regar$ to all the circumstances: the a$mission of it in the procee$ings woul$ bring the a$ministration of >ustice into $isrepute. 7reatures of habit Babble on through the night before Ymas not a creature was $iscerne$ stirring @!R1 "ermit me to >u$ge lest ! be >u$ge$

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