The Police Powers Newsletter provides a comprehensive look at all aspects of policing, not just for law enforcement, but also for lawyers and judges.
Written by Justice Michelle Fuerst, Justice Susan Magotiaux, and defence counsel Scott Fenton, this newsletter provides a comprehensive look at all aspects of policing, including powers of detention, arrest, and search and seizure in light of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It also includes insightful articles and case commentaries from three different perspectives to keep readers up to date on the latest changes in this rapidly evolving area of the law, not just for law enforcement, but also for lawyers and judges.
In addition to print, Police Powers Newsletter is available in an electronic PDF format. For your convenience, this electronic PDF version can be sent directly to your email upon request. An added bonus for WestlawNext® Canada subscribers features active links from the electronic PDF, which permit immediate access to the full-text of the cases referenced. If you wish to receive an electronic PDF version of Police Powers Newsletter with your subscription, please be sure to indicate your preference and provide your email address when you place your order.
Police Powers Newsletter is also available on CriminalSource™.
The Police Powers Newsletter provides a comprehensive look at all aspects of policing, not just for law enforcement, but also for lawyers and judges.
Written by Justice Michelle Fuerst, Justice Susan Magotiaux, and defence counsel Scott Fenton, this newsletter provides a comprehensive look at all aspects of policing, including powers of detention, arrest, and search and seizure in light of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It also includes insightful articles and case commentaries from three different perspectives to keep readers up to date on the latest changes in this rapidly evolving area of the law, not just for law enforcement, but also for lawyers and judges.
In addition to print, Police Powers Newsletter is available in an electronic PDF format. For your convenience, this electronic PDF version can be sent directly to your email upon request. An added bonus for WestlawNext® Canada subscribers features active links from the electronic PDF, which permit immediate access to the full-text of the cases referenced. If you wish to receive an electronic PDF version of Police Powers Newsletter with your subscription, please be sure to indicate your preference and provide your email address when you place your order.
Police Powers Newsletter is also available on CriminalSource™.