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: Criminal Review

R. v. Tomasevich

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A discussion of when an accused has to be informed of his s. 10(b) right to retain and instruct counsel when being searched incident to detention. Guidance was taken from the Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision in Suberu (comment: wherein I presciently said: “Get used to ‘brief interlude.’ I think you?ll be hearing a lot of it from now on”), which suggests “a brief interlude between the commencement of an investigation and the advising of the detained person?s read more

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