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Civil procedure 2020 BCSC 236

Pagedped v. Singh

The court dismissed an application to force police, CBSA and INTERPOL-related action to enforce civil contempt warrants, finding no sufficient factual or legal basis.

  • Mareva injunction
  • Civil warrants vs criminal warrants
  • Cpic and police information systems
  • Interpol red notice
  • Cbsa statutory authority
  • Police discretion in enforcement
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Administrative law 2009 FC 541

L'Écuyer v. Canada

The Federal Court dismissed an application for judicial review of a RCMP public complaints decision, finding the investigator acted within mandate and the Commission’s decision reasonable.

  • Rcmp public complaints
  • Judicial review standard of review
  • Duty to investigate
  • Access to information requests
  • Privacy exemptions under the privacy act
  • Interaction with interpol
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Extradition law 2003 BCSC 1485

U.S.A. v. Cheema et al

The court held there was enough documentary evidence to justify a voir dire on alleged abuse of process in an extradition case involving RCMP conduct and agent Khan.

  • Abuse of process
  • Controlled delivery
  • Agent conduct and entrapment
  • Illegal entry by foreign agents
  • Charter s.24 remedies
  • Publication ban under extradition act s.26
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Criminal law 2003 BCSC 753

R. v. Illes

In a s. 37 Canada Evidence Act review, the court ordered disclosure of some RCMP material but withheld the rest on public interest grounds and declined jurisdiction over the Fullerton file.

  • Section 37 canada evidence act
  • Informer privilege
  • Disclosure/vetting
  • Similar fact evidence
  • Ongoing investigation protection
  • Judicial balancing test
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