Ancillary Police Powers in Canada investigates the scope of police powers under Canadian common law, and the implications for our rights, freedoms, and individual liberty.
Ancillary Police Powers in Canada investigates the scope of police powers under Canadian common law, and the implications for our rights, freedoms, and individual liberty.
John W. Burchill, Richard Jochelson, Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, and Terry Skolnik
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Introduction: Judicial Oversight of Police Powers in Canada Part 1: History and Context 1 The Common Law Constable 2 The Supreme Court's Embrace of the Ancillary Powers Doctrine with Lauren Gowler Part 2: Judicial Expansion of Police Powers 3 Search Incident to Arrest with Lauren Gowler 4 An Empirical Analysis of Ancillary Power Generation and Deployment with Lauren Gowler Part 3: Critiquing Police Powers 5 The Doctrine's Proportionality Problem 6 Ancillary Police Powers and the Black Experience in Canada 7 The Doctrine as a One-Way Ratchet Conclusion Notes; Bibliography; Index
Introduction: Judicial Oversight of Police Powers in Canada Part 1: History and Context 1 The Common Law Constable 2 The Supreme Court's Embrace of the Ancillary Powers Doctrine with Lauren Gowler Part 2: Judicial Expansion of Police Powers 3 Search Incident to Arrest with Lauren Gowler 4 An Empirical Analysis of Ancillary Power Generation and Deployment with Lauren Gowler Part 3: Critiquing Police Powers 5 The Doctrine's Proportionality Problem 6 Ancillary Police Powers and the Black Experience in Canada 7 The Doctrine as a One-Way Ratchet Conclusion Notes; Bibliography; Index
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