R v Fournier, 2016 ABPC 295
| Judge | Hougestol |
| Subject Matter | CIVIL RIGHTS,CRIMINAL LAW,POLICE |
| Citation | 2016 ABPC 295 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Docket Number | 160309647P1 |
| Date | 14 December 2016 |
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2 practice notes
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R. v. Dean, 2017 ABPC 37
...he must be given the flexibility to perform his duty safely. I also agree with the comment of His Honour Judge Hougestol in R v Fournier, 2016 ABPC 295, at paragraph Until a higher court definitively rules on this important issue I fall on the side represented by Parker and R. v. Kim, 2016 ......
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R. v. Farrell, 2017 ABPC 46
...of all concerned was of primary concern regarding pat-down searches in the cases of R. v. Parkar, 2016 ABPC 169 and R. v. Fournier, 2016 ABPC 295. I do not see my Ruling on this point as being in conflict with Alberta Provincial Court cases that found a section 10 Charter breach, such as R.......
2 cases
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R. v. Dean, 2017 ABPC 37
...he must be given the flexibility to perform his duty safely. I also agree with the comment of His Honour Judge Hougestol in R v Fournier, 2016 ABPC 295, at paragraph Until a higher court definitively rules on this important issue I fall on the side represented by Parker and R. v. Kim, 2016 ......
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R. v. Farrell, 2017 ABPC 46
...of all concerned was of primary concern regarding pat-down searches in the cases of R. v. Parkar, 2016 ABPC 169 and R. v. Fournier, 2016 ABPC 295. I do not see my Ruling on this point as being in conflict with Alberta Provincial Court cases that found a section 10 Charter breach, such as R.......