Police Entry Warrant Requirements

Summary

Police in Nova Scotia generally require a warrant to enter third-party property unless there is consent, exigent circumstances, or they are in hot pursuit of a suspect. Hot pursuit involves the immediate and continuous chase of a fleeing suspect.

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What’s considered a hot pursuit
In Nova Scotia, "hot pursuit" generally refers to the immediate and continuous chase of a suspect who is fleeing to avoid arrest. During hot pursuit, police may enter private property without a warrant to prevent the suspect's escape.
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