R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782

"...the cases and principles listed above are not satisfied. [Emphasis added]. [36]        In R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782 at para 81, Poelman J held: There is a large body of law on when police are constitutionally justified to detain a person, short of conducti..."

"...Criminal Code.  [8]           Mr. Justice Poelman, in the decision of R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782, stated as [87]           Police arrest powers are codified in the Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1..."

"...contrary to section 5(2) of the CDSA, and to preserve that evidence from remote wiping. [123]     In R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782, at para 95 the Court Searches that are truly incidental to arrest will usually occur within a reasonable time after arrest. A substantial delay..."

"...accused’s luggage and ticket); Channa , supra note 131 at paras 16, 28 (the police needed to deal with the accused’s dog); R v Aquila , 2019 ABQB 782 at para 191 (the police needed to deal with the accused’s infant and dog). © 2025 Emond Montgomery Publications. All Rights Reserved. 380 Det..."

"...390 Appleby , R v , 2007 NLTD 52 .................................................. 293 Aquila , R v , 2019 ABQB 782 ................................................... 379 Arana , R v , [2022] OJ No 5020 (QL) (SC) ................................... 377, 386 Armaly v Canada (Parole Service..."

"...accused’s luggage and ticket); Channa , supra note 131 at paras 16, 28 (the police needed to deal with the accused’s dog); R v Aquila , 2019 ABQB 782 at para 191 (the police needed to deal with the accused’s infant and dog). © 2025 Emond Montgomery Publications. All Rights Reserved. 380 Det..."

"...390 Appleby , R v , 2007 NLTD 52 .................................................. 293 Aquila , R v , 2019 ABQB 782 ................................................... 379 Arana , R v , [2022] OJ No 5020 (QL) (SC) ................................... 377, 386 Armaly v Canada (Parole Service..."

"...the cases and principles listed above are not satisfied. [Emphasis added]. [36]        In R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782 at para 81, Poelman J held: There is a large body of law on when police are constitutionally justified to detain a person, short of conducti..."

"...Criminal Code.  [8]           Mr. Justice Poelman, in the decision of R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782, stated as [87]           Police arrest powers are codified in the Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1..."

"...contrary to section 5(2) of the CDSA, and to preserve that evidence from remote wiping. [123]     In R v Aquila, 2019 ABQB 782, at para 95 the Court Searches that are truly incidental to arrest will usually occur within a reasonable time after arrest. A substantial delay..."