In a 5-4 ruling that casts new light on the implied-license-to-knock & ancillary-police-powers doctrines, the Supreme Court of Canada held police breached a driver’s s. 8 Charter right to be free from unreasonable search but the court did not exclude the “fail” roadside breath test result under Charter s. 24(2): R. v. Singer. MORE TO COME.
Polley Faith articling student returns as associate
By Sarah Khan ( August 2, 2024, 12:39 PM EDT) -- A recent news release from Polley Faith LLP announced that former articling student Dayna Christy had joined the firm as an associate,...