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AM I DETAINED, OFFICER? – “A key question before Court of Appeal Justices David Doherty, Kathryn Feldman, and Gary Trotter was whether a reasonable person in Corner’s position would have believed themselves to be detained during the interview.”

Posted byDennis Reeve 3 August 20233 August 2023

https://www.lawtimesnews.com/practice-areas/criminal/court-of-appeal-decision-gives-comprehensive-overview-of-law-around-police-detention-says-lawyer/378445?utm_source=GA&e=ZGpyZWV2ZUBiZWxsbmV0LmNh&utm_medium=20230803&utm_campaign=LTW-Newsletter-20230803&utm_content=60340243-7A36-40AE-831C-5923AFD1310D&tu=60340243-7A36-40AE-831C-5923AFD1310D

Posted byDennis Reeve3 August 20233 August 2023Posted inUncategorized

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