Drug Trafficking Evidence Exclusion

Summary

In Canada, evidence in drug trafficking cases can be excluded if obtained through unlawful arrests, arbitrary traffic stops, or unreliable CI tips. Notable cases include R. V. Grant, where evidence was excluded due to Charter rights violations during a street stop, and R. V. Harrison, where an unlawful traffic stop led to evidence exclusion. In R. V. Mack, evidence was excluded due to the use of an unverified CI tip. For Jordan applications, delays not attributed to the defense can result from systemic issues, late Crown disclosures, or procedural problems. Understanding these legal precedents can aid in navigating similar legal challenges.

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Cases where the defence was not available and the delay was not attributed to them in a Jordan application canada
In Canada, under a Jordan application, if the defense is not responsible for the delay, the delay may be attributed to other factors like systemic issues or actions of the Crown. Here are some scenarios:
- Delays due to court's unavailability.
- Delays caused by late disclosure by the Crown.
- Delays from procedural issues outside the control of the defense.
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