Preface
1. POLICE POWERS
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1.1 Search and Seizure
- 1.1(a) Search and Seizure Without a Warrant
- 1.1(a)(i) Which Warrantless Search Power Is
Appropriate? - 1.1(a)(ii) Search Incident to Arrest
- 1.1(a)(iii) Search Incident to Investigative
Detention - 1.1(b) Search and Seizure with a Warrant
- 1.1(b)(i) Is There a Section 8 Violation?
- 1.1(b)(ii) Which Warrant Is Appropriate?
- 1.1(b)(iii) Lower Standard Searches
- 1.1(b)(iv) Section 487 Search Warrants
- 1.1(b)(v) Higher Standard Searches
- 1.1(b)(vi) Section 487.01 General Warrants
- 1.1(b)(vii) DNA Warrants
- 1.1(b)(viii) DNA Databank Orders
- 1.1(b)(ix) Which Production Order Is
Appropriate? - 1.1(b)(x) Review of Warrants
- 1.1(c) Electronic Surveillance
- 1.1(c)(i) Which Wiretap Authorization Is
Appropriate? - 1.1(c)(ii) Consent Audio or Video Surveillance
- 1.1(c)(iii) Non-consent Audio or Video
Surveillance - 1.1(c)(iv) Applications to Open the Packet
1.2 Investigative Detention
- 1.2(a) Is There a Section 9 Violation?
- 1.2(b) Shades of Detention
- 1.2(c) Is a Person Psychologically Detained?
1.3 Compelling Appearance
- 1.3(a) Compelling Appearance Matrix
- 1.3(b) Compelling Appearance with Prior Judicial
Scrutiny - 1.3(c) Compelling Appearance Without Prior
Judicial Scrutiny - 1.3(d) Arrest Without a Warrant
- 1.3(e) Release of Persons Arrested with a
Warrant - 1.3(f) Release of Persons Arrested Without a
Warrant
2. PRELIMINARY MATTERS
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2.1 Judicial Interim Release
- 2.1(a) Show Cause Hearings
- 2.1(b) Forms of Release
- 2.1(c) Review of Judicial Interim Release Orders
- 2.1(d) Arrest of Accused on Interim Release
- 2.1(e) Review of Detention Where Trial Delayed
- 2.1(f) Release Pending Determination of Appeal
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2.2 Jurisdiction
- 2.2(a) Jurisdiction over the Person
- 2.2(b) Temporal Limits on Jurisdiction
- 2.2(c) Territorial Jurisdiction
- 2.2(c)(i) Which Province Has Jurisdiction?
- 2.2(c)(ii) Extraterritorial Jurisdiction over
Offences
2.2(c)(iii) Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and
the Charter
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2.3 Disclosure and Production
- 2.3(a) Disclosure
- 2.3(b) Production Orders
- 2.3(b)(i) Production Orders Under O’Connor
- 2.3(b)(ii) Statutory Production Orders
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2.4 Determining the Mode of Trial
- 2.4(a) Determining the Mode of Trial
- 2.4(b) Ability to Re-elect
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2.5 Pre-trial Motions
- 2.5(a) Publication Bans
2.5(b) Change of Venue- 2.5(c) Fitness to Stand Trial
- 2.5(d) Language of Trial
3. THE TRIAL PROCESS
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3.1 Informations and Indictments
- 3.1(a) Contents of Charges: Duplicity
- 3.1(b) Contents of Charges: Insufficiency
- 3.1(c) Joinder and Severance: Accused
- 3.1(d) Joinder and Severance: Counts
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3.2 Jury Selection
- 3.2(a) Jury Selection
3.2(b) Challenge for Cause- 3.2(c) Number of Members of a Jury
4. POST-TRIAL MATTERS
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4.1 Appeals
- 4.1(a) Appeals by the Crown: Grounds
4.1(b) Appeals by the Crown: Possible Outcomes- 4.1(c) Appeals by the Accused: Grounds
- 4.1(d) Appeals by the Accused: Narrowing the
Bases for Success - 4.1(e) Appeals by the Accused: Possible Outcomes
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4.2 Special Post-conviction Procedures
- 4.2(a) Discharges
- 4.2(b) Fines
- 4.2(b)(i) Fines on Individuals
- 4.2(b)(ii) Fines on Organizations
- 4.2(c) Forfeiture of the Proceeds of Crime
- 4.2(c)(i) Post-conviction Forfeiture Orders
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4.2(c)(ii) Third-Party Relief from Forfeiture
Orders - 4.2(d) Intermittent Sentences
- 4.2(e) Credit for Pre-sentence Custody
- 4.2(f) Sex Offender Registration
- 4.2(f)(i) Making a SOIRA Order
- 4.2(f)(ii) Duration of a SOIRA Order
- 4.2(g) Dangerous-Offender Orders
- 4.2(h) Long-Term Offender Orders
Table of Cases
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