Ontario Security Guard License Practice Test

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Which of the following would not be a level of court in Ontario?

  1. Ontario Court of Justice

  2. Provincial/Territorial Superior Courts

  3. Ontario Court of Appeal

  4. Court of Queen’s Bench

The correct answer is: Court of Queen’s Bench

The "Court of Queen’s Bench" is not a level of court in Ontario. This term is primarily used in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. This court term is not employed in Ontario. Instead, Ontario has various court levels which include the Ontario Court of Justice, Provincial/ Territorial Superior Courts and the Ontario Court of Appeal. These are all components of the court hierarchy in Ontario that handle different types of cases while Court of Queen's Bench is non-existent in Ontario's jurisdiction. Hence, it is the correct answer.

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