Privacy vs. Police Authority: The Saskatchewan Case

On Episode 45, we tell you about a case that will force the Supreme Court to grapple with the when police can go onto a person’s driveway without violating rights; we get into the controversy over the mayor in Quesnel, B.C.; and we walk you through the U of T injunction decision.

Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:

• Asleep at the Wheel: Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
• R v Singer, 2023 SKCA 123 (CanLII)
• City of Quesnel seeks to dismiss mayor's lawsuit over censuring
• Quesnel city council condemns controversial residential school book distributed by mayor's wife
• Possible Censure and Sanctions for Mayor Paull
• Is it end days for the U of T encampment? I think so, injunction or not.
• Demonstrators take down some tents at U of T encampment, plan rally ahead of deadline

Not Reserving Judgment is a podcast about Canadian constitutional law hosted by Josh Dehaas, Joanna Baron, and Christine Van Geyn.

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