SUPREME COURT OF CANADA CITATION: Alberta v. Hutterian ...
SUPREME COURT OF CANADA CITATION: Alberta v. Hutterian ...
SUPREME COURT OF CANADA CITATION: Alberta v. Hutterian ...
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1. The nature of the limit on the s. 2(a) right;2. Is the limit on the s. 2(a) right justified under s. 1 of the Charter?(a) Is the limit prescribed by law?(b) Is the purpose for which the limit is imposed pressing or substantial?(c) Is the means by which the goal is furthered proportionate?(i) Is the limit rationally connected to the purpose?(ii) Does the limit minimally impair the right?(iii) Is the law proportionate in its effect?(d) Conclusion on justificationB. The claim under s. 15V. AnalysisA. Freedom of Religion(1) The Nature of the Limit on the Section 2(a) Right[28] Section 2(a) of the Charter states that “[e]veryone has ... freedom of conscience andreligion”.[29] The members of the Colony believe that permitting their photo to be taken violates the