Canadian national security and refugees/immigrants.

The general research topic for this assignments is Canadian national security and refugees/immigrants. However, this assignment will ask you to examine a specific aspect of this theme. This assignment requires you to write a Case Brief of R v Appulonappa, a 2015 decision of the Supreme Court of Canada. This case examines whether s. 117 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, which criminalises human smuggling activities, is unconstitutionally broad and violates basic Canadian values. The case has been attached (case brief.pdf). You will need to find the case and other cases using Quicklaw and Westlaw to complete this assignment. The case is about 28 pages long. You will need to read it through several times as you prepare your Case Brief. Make sure you start this assignment well ahead of the due date. Please read carefully and thoroughly the attached file called “required components.doc” for and on instructions on how to write the case brief and what is expected.You must provide meticulously correct citations compliant with the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, 9th edition (the McGill Guide) in this Assignment. Marks will be deducted in the assignment if citation is not fully correct. Marks will also be allocated for effective writing.Also, please note the following : 1.It is not acceptable to simply copy information from the headnote/editor’s summary of the case; you must create your own summary. Do not copy any material from online summaries. This will be treated as plagiarism. Case Analyses must be fully original and must be the result of individual work only. Refer to the Course Outline for rules with respect to academic integrity. 2. You do not have to include a Bibliography. 3. All citation should follow the rules of the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (McGill Guide). 4. Pay attention to your writing. Use section headings that correspond to each component. Make sure that you use complete sentences and have a clear and logical structure. Polish your writing to ensure it is free from typographical errors. Marks are allocated for effective writing. Attached also is a sample case brief called ( sample case brief.doc ), please only use the sample case brief as a guide in your style of writing.