Unlawful Arrest Consequences Canada

Summary

In Canada, if police arrest without reasonable grounds, it may be unlawful, leading to evidence exclusion, charge dismissal, or legal action against police. In Nova Scotia, evidence exclusion depends on Charter rights violations, violation severity, and impact on accuseds rights.

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How likely is evidence to be excluded
In Nova Scotia, the likelihood of evidence being excluded depends on several factors. Courts will consider:
- Whether the police actions violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
- The seriousness of the violation.
- The impact of the violation on the accused's rights.
Do you have specific details about the police conduct during the arrest?