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Crime Scene Investigations
Daniel J. Baum
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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Recht
Beschreibung
When police are called in to investigate a crime, what powers and limitations apply to them? What are their rights to question strangers, search without warrants, or detain individuals who might become suspects?
Crime Scene Investigations breaks down the Supreme Court's decisions on questions like these into clear and practical terms.
Police need to be vigilant, since the line between a lawful search and an improper one can be dangerously thin, and officers can be held accountable for any wrongdoing, intentional or not. The controversy surrounding such techniques as "stop-and-frisk" sweeps and compulsory DNA testing underscores the importance of understanding the legal dimensions of police powers. Because interactions between law enforcement officers and civilians are often charged with complexities,
Crime Scene Investigations provides a level-headed guide, indispensable for those on either side of an investigation.
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legal status, young offenders, status of court opinions, administration of justice, right to use inadmissible evidence, Supreme Court of Canada, Canada, confessions, Youth Criminal Justice Act, forensic investigation, jury trials, legal, Constitution of Canada, right to be warned, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, majority and dissenting opinions, supreme law of Canada, Canadian, laws, right to counsel, police questioning, parliament, provincial law, juvenile justice, jailhouse stool pigeons