Romaniuk's
Search Warrants Considered

1. Charter Applies to
2. Authorized by Other Statutes
   1. Allowed
   2. Basics
   3. Not allowed
   4. Privacy Information Requests
3. Bodily Materials Searches
4. Exceptions to Privacy Rights
   1. Common Areas
   2. Informed Consent
      1. Bail Orders
      2. Basics
      3. Probation Orders
      4. Problems
   3. General
   4. Licence to Enter / Licence to Knock at Front Door
      1. Basics
      2. Improper Uses
      3. Proper Uses
   5. Peace Officers in the Course of their Duties
      1. Basics
      2. Emergency Responses
      3. Trespass
      4. Trespass to Premises Act searches
      5. Motor Vehicles
      6. NOT allowed
   6. Permission to Search
      1. Basics
      2. Can Give Permission
      3. Can Not Give Permission
      4. Written Prior Permission
   7. Plain View Seizures
      1. Plain View and 911 Calls
      2. Rules of Thumb
      3. The Doctrine
      4. The Doctrine Does Not Apply
5. Exigent Circumstances
   1. Honest But Mistaken Searches
   2. Hot Pursuit
      1. Pursuant to Common Law and Charter Interpretations
      2. Pursuant to ss. 487.11 CC and 11 (7) CDSA
      3. Timing of Entry Issues
   3. Pat Down Searches
      1. Basics
      2. Illegitimate Reasons For
      3. Legitimate Reasons For
   4. NOT exceptions - Index
      1. Attending a Residence to Effect an Arrest
      2. Authorities Cannot Create an Exigent Circumstance
      3. Other Improper Uses
      4. The Requirement for a Feeney warrant
      5. Timing Issues
   5. Use of
      1. ss. 487 CC and 11 CDSA
      2. Feeney Situations
      3. Other
      4. Rules of Thumb
   6. Using 911 Calls - Index
      1. 911 Calls - Basics
      2. General Emergency Responses
      3. Improper Uses Uses of 911 Exigent Circumstances
      4. Proper Uses of 911 Exigent Circumstances
6. Privacy Information Requests
7. Schools
   1. Basics
   2. Dogs - Use of
   3. General
   4. Not Reasonably Suspicious
   5. Reasonably Suspicious
8. Trespass
   1. Exceptions
   2. Overflights
   3. Rule Against Trespassing

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