R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267

"...157 Supra, note 155. Police officers are trained and highly skilled professional law enforcement personnel. See The Queen v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267, ¶ 209 per Wakeling, J.A. (“police officers [are] very capable and highly trained persons that the law entrusts with significant power..."

"...inquiry favour exclusion, the third will rarely tip the scale in favour of admissibility: R v Lafrance, 2022 SCC 32 at para 90; R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para 83. Balancing all three lines of inquiry, I find that the evidence located at Mr. Louie's home should be excluded. B.H Aloneis..."

"...reasonably be inferred that Cst. Hoard knew that he lacked authority to search the vehicle but proceeded to do so anyways: R. v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para. 116 I am satisfied that in conducting a search on June 24, 2020, Constable Hoard breached the Accused's s. 8 Charter rights. B. Other..."

"...reasonably be inferred that Cst. Hoard knew that he lacked authority to search the vehicle but proceeded to do so anyways: R. v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para. 116 I am satisfied that in conducting a search on June 24, 2020, Constable Hoard breached the Accused's s. 8 Charter rights. B. Other..."

"...term effect of admitting evidence obtained in breach of an accused's Charter rights on public confidence in the justice system: R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para 18. Quoting from para 19 in Badu, the Alberta Court of Appeal says the following: The assessment of whether the administration of j..."

"...213 R v Griith, 2021 ONCA 302 at footnote 1 in the decision [ Griith ]. 214 R v Russell , 2020 ABCA 90 at para 19. See also R v Badu , 2022 ABCA 267. 215 Griith , above note 213 at para 38 [citations omitted]. See also R v Pino , 2016 ONCA 389, and R v Patterson , 2006 BCCA 24, suggesting t..."

"...R v Badgerow, 2008 ONCA 605 .......................................................................... 361 Table of Cases 419 R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 .................................................................................. 356 R v Bagherli, 2014 MBCA 105 ............................."

"...213 R v Griith, 2021 ONCA 302 at footnote 1 in the decision [ Griith ]. 214 R v Russell , 2020 ABCA 90 at para 19. See also R v Badu , 2022 ABCA 267. 215 Griith , above note 213 at para 38 [citations omitted]. See also R v Pino , 2016 ONCA 389, and R v Patterson , 2006 BCCA 24, suggesting t..."

"...R v Badgerow, 2008 ONCA 605 .......................................................................... 361 Table of Cases 419 R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 .................................................................................. 356 R v Bagherli, 2014 MBCA 105 ............................."

"...157 Supra, note 155. Police officers are trained and highly skilled professional law enforcement personnel. See The Queen v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267, ¶ 209 per Wakeling, J.A. (“police officers [are] very capable and highly trained persons that the law entrusts with significant power..."

"...inquiry favour exclusion, the third will rarely tip the scale in favour of admissibility: R v Lafrance, 2022 SCC 32 at para 90; R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para 83. Balancing all three lines of inquiry, I find that the evidence located at Mr. Louie's home should be excluded. B.H Aloneis..."

"...reasonably be inferred that Cst. Hoard knew that he lacked authority to search the vehicle but proceeded to do so anyways: R. v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para. 116 I am satisfied that in conducting a search on June 24, 2020, Constable Hoard breached the Accused's s. 8 Charter rights. B. Other..."

"...reasonably be inferred that Cst. Hoard knew that he lacked authority to search the vehicle but proceeded to do so anyways: R. v. Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para. 116 I am satisfied that in conducting a search on June 24, 2020, Constable Hoard breached the Accused's s. 8 Charter rights. B. Other..."

"...term effect of admitting evidence obtained in breach of an accused's Charter rights on public confidence in the justice system: R v Badu, 2022 ABCA 267 at para 18. Quoting from para 19 in Badu, the Alberta Court of Appeal says the following: The assessment of whether the administration of j..."