Index

• Author: Steve Coughlan; Glen Luther
• Pages: 399-405

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Agents of the police, 83 –88

Charter, application, 86– 88, 348–55

Ancillary powers doctrine. SeeWater-

field test

Appeara nce by telecommunication s,

233–34

Appearance not ice, 174, 181–83, 184. See

also Compelling attendance

appearance m atrix, 175

cancellat ion by justice, 184–85, 198

information , laying afterward ,

216–18

invalid, effec t, 197

less intr usive option, 201, 209, 216

Arbitrar y detention, 9–11, 278–305. See

also Detention

arbitrar y, defined, 295–305

arbitrar y law, 298–303

arbitrary manner, 303–5

authorized by l aw, 296–98

detention, defined, 118, 166– 67,

280–95

legal compuls ion, 281

physical const raint, 281

psychologica l detention, 281–95

time limits, non- compliance, 229–30

unlawfu l detentions, 10–11, 134

Arrest, 2 34–76. See also Compelling at-

tendance

agents of the police. See A gents of the

police

Charter applicat ion. See alsoCharter

of Rights and Freedoms

reason for arre st, right to be in-

formed, 305– 8, 311–17

right to counse l. See Right to

counsel

circumst ances, 1

citizen’s arre st. See Private citizens

de facto ar rest, 23 9–43

definition, 2 34–43

common law defi nition, 3, 234–36

touching wit h a view to detention,

236–37

words of arrest plu s submission,

238–43

detention after wards. See Detention

duty of arrest ing person, 40– 41

false ar rest claims, 207

force, use of, 31–39, 238

police powers. See Powers of a rrest

police purpos e, 73, 240–41

powers of arre st. See Powers of arrest

reasonable be lief, 72, 89–90. See also

Reasonable b elief

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