Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the rights of the party whose Charter rights have been violated?
A) When evidence is obtained in violation of a person's Charter rights, the court may exclude that evidence.
B) The court is free to impose any remedy for a Charter violation that it considers appropriate.
C) The Charter gives a court the power to exclude any evidence that has been obtained in violation of a Charter right.
D) The remedies available to the victim of a violation of a Charter provision are restricted to those listed in the Charter.
E) The rights and freedoms guaranteed in the Charter vary depending on whether a person is a citizen, a resident, or a visitor.

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The Charter does not limit the remedies available for Charter violations to those listed within the Charter itself. Courts have the authority to develop creative and appropriate remedies for Charter violations on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, choice D is incorrect. The rest of the options are correct.

Which of the Following Is Incorrect with Respect to the Rights