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6061 University Ave
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4H9
Canada
Dalhousie University - Schulich School of Law
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division of powers, Charter, legal system, health care
rule of law, police powers, common law, ancillary powers, criminal law
arbitrary, detention, arrest, right to counsel, psychological detention, trial within a reasonable time, fair and public hearing, bail
Canada, electronic evidence, discovery, evidence, electronic signatures, protection of privacy, confidentiality, wiretap, electronic surveillance, general warrant, computer, cell phone, search
assumptions, elder abuse and neglect
electronic evidence, discovery, civil litigation, e-discovery
globalization, transnational interaction, national, legal jurisdiction, government
necessity, duress, threats
Canada, criminal law, duress, necessity, self-defense
standard of proof, reasonable grounds, arrest, R v Jir, R v Bush
police powers, R v. Waterfield, R v. Godoy, exclusion of evidence, Charter violation, good faith, common law
good faith, bad faith, section 24, terminology, evidence
R v. Nolet, search, vehicle, detention, Section 8, reasonable expectation of privacy
criminal law, international law, extraterritorial jurisdiction
Charter, R v. Conway, administrative tribunal, jurisdiction, remedies
extradition, Canda, United States, FBI, ISI, CSIS, Pakistan, justice, terrorism
Constitutional Law, Canada, Regulated Professions
warrant, search, section 487, constitutional minimum, Hunter v. Southam, general warrant
right to a trial, Section 7, Section 8, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Section 9, arbitrarily detained, arbitrary detention
Section 9, Hunter v. Southam, arbitrary detention
homicide, sentence, Criminal Code, offence, elements, guilt, mandatory sentences, second-degree murder
Section 12, R v. Ferguson, mandatory minimum sentence, constitutional exemption
Canada, general warrant, wiretap, interception, text message
Section 8, unreasonable search, Hunter v. Southam, warrant, information, perimeter search, reasonable grounds, reasonable suspicion, evidence
R v. Chehil, reasonable expectation of privacy, privacy, police, Westjet, warrant, non-disclosure
privacy, Newfoundland, Court of Appeal, R v. Taylor, sniffer dogs, police, R v. Tessling, reasonable expecation of privacy, FLIR
reasonable expectation of privacy, privacy, Tessling, personal information, technology
accused, exculpatory testimony, resonable doubt, guilt
privacy protection, risk analysis, Kwiatkowski, electronic surveillance
criminal justice, DNA, evidence, Neil Gerlach, Genetic Imaginary
necessity, reliability, hearsay, principled exception, evidence, admissibility
