Index

• Author: Steve Coughlan
• Pages: 663-680

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INDEX

Abandonment of rea sonable expectation

of privacy, 102–6

Absolute juris diction offence, 48, 49, 71

Abuse of process , 9, 36, 449–55

categories, 451–54

new proceeding s by indictment, 67

police survei llance, 160, 277–78

prosecutoria l discretion, 44, 54, 55, 71

stay of proceedi ngs, 454–55

Accused persons

address at preliminary inquiry, 407–8

joinder and severa nce, 490–92

jurisdic tion over, 64–66

Adjournmen ts

bail hear ings, 300, 302

non-disclosure, 359–60, 385

trial judge, p owers, 546

Administration of justice

adjournments a nd, 546

case man agement judge, 37, 423

constitut ional jurisdict ion, 456, 457

police serv ices, 29

prosecutors, appointment, 30

detention to mai ntain confidence,

305 –6 , 314–15

joint sentence submi ssions and, 506

judicial refer ral hearings, 290 –92

jury select ion, maintaining con fi-

dence, 465–71, 479

leave to appeal, 6 01

offences relat ing to, 290–92, 294,

364, 4 49

police abuse undermining, 453

publication ban, 4 60, 552

vic tim ide ntity, 551

warrants, 79

DNA warrant s, 163, 166, 167, 168,

190

electronic sur veillance, 157, 190

general warr ants, 224, 226–27

witness support, 547

Admissibi lity of evidence. See Evidence

Agreed-upon stat ement of facts, 514, 600

Alternat ive measures, 418–22

availability, 419–20

drug or mental he alth issues, 422

young persons, 419, 420–21

cautions, 421

Amendment of cha rges, 496–97

Amicus curia e, 363, 547

Ancillary powers doctrine, 17–23

Anticipator y search warrant, 221–24,

227–28

Appeals, 46 –47, 561–604

directed verd ict decision, 519

indictable offence s, 564–98

accused, appe als by, 564–85

curative prov iso, 577–81

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errors of law, 574–77

miscar riage of justice, 574–77

overview, 564–67

procedural irregularities, 581–83

standard of re view, 567–68

successful appeal, conse-

quences, 583– 85

unreason able verdicts, 568–73

Court of Appeal, p owers, 591–92

Crown, appea ls by, 586–90

fresh evidenc e, 592–94

reasons, fa ilure to give, 594–98

mistrial declaration, 557

overview, 561–64

summar y conviction offences, 598 –602

Supreme Court of Can ada, 562, 602–4

Appearance not ice, 294, 311, 313

failure to comply, 290–92

Appearance, comp elling, 288–301, 311–14

judicial refer ral hearings, 290 –92

post-charge, 297–301

arrest, 298 –301, 313

release from c ustody. See Judicial

interim rele ase

summons, 298, 311, 313

pre-charge, 292–97

appearance not ice, 294, 311, 313

arrest w ithout warrant, 292–93

laying of ch arge, 295–97

release by pe ace officer, 294–95

principle of rest raint, 288–8 9,

293– 94, 322–23

witnesses, 324

Apprehension of bia s, 512, 542, 548– 49

Arbitrar y detention, 9–10, 245–67, 300,

324

excessive force as, 326

investigative detention, 254–61

racial profiling, 251–53

random police stops, 248 –54, 267–74

what is, 245–54

test , 245

Arbitrar y law, 246

Arraig nment, 71, 394

Ar ray. See Ju ry array

Ar rest , 311– 44

breach of condit ions, 292

breach of the pea ce, 325–26

compelling appearance, 311–14

post-charge, 298–9 9

release of accu sed, 299–309

pre-charge, 292–9 4

release of ar rested person,

294–95

principle of rest raint, 288–8 9,

322–2 3

witnesses, 324

defined, 313–14

dwelling house, 327–29

hot pursuit, 328–29

generally, 311–14

resisting arrest, 323

rights ar ising on, 329–43

Charter ri ghts, 330 –43

implementation al duties,

332–34, 33 6–43

information al duties, 317,

331–34, 334–36

overview, 330–34

reason for arre st, 317, 331–32

“reasonable d iligence” rule,

339 – 41

right to counse l, 332–43

wa iver, 338– 41

statutory pr otections, 329–30

search incide nt to, 16, 121–33, 327

supporting powers, 326–29

reasonable force, 326

warrant, w ith. See Arrest warrants

warrantless arrests, 317–26

Charter i ssues, 32 3–24

“citizen’s arres t,” 317, 320

“finds comm itting,” 318–19, 320, 321

overview, 317–20

peac e office rs, 321–24, 325

property own ers, 320

“reasonable g rounds to believe”

standard, 319–20

wrong pers on, 326

young person s, 330

Arrest wa rrants, 298–99, 314–17, 324.

See also Arrest

bench warr ants, 65, 324

dwelling house, 327

necessar y in the public interest, 298,

313, 314–15

territor ial execution, 316

wrong person a rrested, 326

Articul able cause for detention, 254–55,

260