How might someone commit mutiny or incite someone to commit mutiny in today's society? b. (Sec 65) What is the maximum punishment for someone involved in a riot? c. (Sec 71) Provide an example of a situation that may occur on school grounds that would constitute a duel. d. (Sec 83) Provide an example of a scenario in which students may engage in a prize fight? e. (Sec 90) What type of offence is concealing a weapon? Summary, Indictable, or Hybrid? What is the maximum penalty? Who may legally conceal a weapon? f. (Sec 140) Provide an example of a school scenario in which someone commits public mischief. 9. (Sec 223) According to the Criminal Code, when does a child become a human being? h. (Sec 243) What is the maximum penalty for someone who disposes of the body of a new born child who has died? 1. (Sec 264.1) List what constitutes a threat to another person or persons. j. (Sec. 287) In what instances is an abortion considered illegal in Canada? k. (Sec. 372) Provide three brief scenarios to illustrate what constitutes the crimes of false messages, for a joke? 1. (Sec. 437) What is the maximum penalty for someone who pulls the fire alarm in any building m. (Sec. 445) What type of offence is endangering the lives of animals? n. (Sec, 460) Provide an example of someone who is guilty of advertising or trafficking counterfeit money or tokens of value?

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a Committing mutiny or inciting someone to commit mutiny in todays society would involve trying to overthrow or undermine the authority of a legitimate superior in a military or naval context This cou... View the full answer