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by Joey Jang · Feb 13 , 2023

Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in IP Addresses? SCC to Decide R v Bykovets

There have been a number of landmark cases where the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) considered and provided guidance on “the limits on informational privacy in the digital age” (Bykovets,...

Tags: Charter breach Charter of Rights and Freedoms Constitutional issues Criminal Law Exclusion of Evidence reasonable expectation of privacy unreasonable search

Appeal Watch / Charter Breaches / Charter of Rights & Freedoms / Privacy

by Julia Schabas · Nov 11 , 2020

R v Canfield: Unrestricted Searches of Digital Devices at the Border Declared Unconstitutional

Over the past decade, personal electronic devices (“PEDs”) such as cell phones, tablets, and laptops have become mobile security safes for individuals’ core biographical and personal information. They contain banking...

Tags: Charter of Rights and Freedoms Constitutional law detention digital searches Exclusion of Evidence legal rights privacy privilege against self-incrimination unreasonable search

Tagged: unreasonable search

Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in IP Addresses? SCC to Decide R v Bykovets

R v Canfield: Unrestricted Searches of Digital Devices at the Border Declared Unconstitutional

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