law issues

Secondary Sources Activity 1 1. Annotated Statutes are a primary source of law. True or false? 2. Of the following four approaches, which method IS NOT a legitimate way to locate statutes? A. Locate a statute by title. B. Locate a statute by citation. C. Locate a statute by subject-matter. D. Locate a statute by author. 3. Locating a statute without knowing the citation or title, using only the subject-matter is easy and straightforward. True or false? 4. Why is it important to always note up your legislation? A. The process of noting up a statute can point you to several leading cases that deal with your legal issue. B. Judgments that focus on a particular piece of legislation offer helpful explanations and interpretations of complex statutes and sections. C. The manner in which a statute or section is interpreted by the Court carries significant influence and typically affects the way that statute or section is interpreted in the future. D. All of the above. 5. Which of the following sources IS NOT used to note up Ontario legislation? A. Quicklaw's QuickCITE feature B. Westlaw's KeyCite feature C. CanLII D. The e-Laws government website E. The Canadian Statute Citations (a part of the Canadian Abridgment)