Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) Practice Exam

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Municipal by-laws are usually referred to as what types of laws?

Civil laws
Constitutional laws
Quasi-criminal laws
Tort laws

The correct answer is: Quasi-criminal laws

Municipal by-laws are regulations created and enforced by municipalities such as cities, towns, or villages. These by-laws prescribe rules that must be followed by individuals and businesses in that municipality. Since these laws are enforced and punished by the municipalities, they are considered quasi-criminal laws. Civil laws, constitutional laws, and tort laws do not fall under the jurisdiction of municipalities and are thus not applicable in this context.