Judicial restraint
An inclination by the court to be more cautious about overturning government laws and policies.
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Title: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms 6/e
By: Robert J. Sharpe and Kent Roach
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A third party who agrees to forfeit a sum of money if the person for whom she stands surety fails to appear in court in accordance with the terms of a recognizance.
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