SKU: OC-62087-04
In this presentation, Shelley Tkatch discusses electronic evidence and s 24 of the Charter. She reviews the principles from R v Grant and applies that framework to the search and seizure of electronic evidence.
This on-demand program was originally presented as an in-person program in June 2018.
The total running time is approximately 55 minutes.
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Chair
Daniel J. Song, Sprake Song & Konye
Presenter
Shelley Tkatch, Public Prosecution Service of Canada
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