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$48.$ JK$,$ a teacher from Alberta high school, was charged of the criminal code of wilfully promoting hatred against an identifiable group by communicating anti$-$Semitic statements to his students. JK challenged the validity of the charge arguing that Section $2$ of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees freedom of expression, and the charge violates his right. The challenge was dismissed and JK was tried and convicted. JK filed an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. Are freedoms and rights that were set out and protected in the charter absolute and has no limitation$?$ Is the argument of JK that Section $2$ guarantees his freedom of expression prosper?

a$.$ False and true.

b$.$ True and true.

c$.$ False and false.

d$.$ True and false.

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