R v Stairs: The Castle is Under Siege - Julian Brown
In Privacy in Peril: Hunter v Southam and the Drift from Reasonable Search Protections, Professors Richard Jochelson and David Ireland discuss the expansion of police search powers and the erosion of the principles that once served as a shining beacon of privacy laid out by Justice Dickson in Hunter v Southam. One notable drift is the police’s ability to conduct a search incident to an arrest, which stems from the police’s ancillary powers doctrine.
SOWING THE SEEDS OF TRAGEDY: Loud Parties, Mischief and Warrantless Entries by John Burchill
"The police across Canada and the United States respond to thousands of noise complaints every year. In 2020 the Winnipeg Police received...
Fleming v. Ontario: Policing Through Common Law Powers
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A Home Entry Primer - Police Powers and the Home
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A HORSE GALLOPS DOWN A STREET … Policing and the Resilience of the Common Law
(by John Burchill, JD LLM) On October 25, 2018, the Supreme Court granted leave to appeal Fleming v Ontario, 2018 ONCA 160. The decision...
