CRM 304 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Endangerment, Duty Counsel, Aggravated Sexual Assault
4 Apr 2016
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Problem because youth are targeted (kids may not have done anything wrong but still give information to police because they fear the officers) Right to lawyer and advocate before making statements (parents or responsible adult count) Have to be told about the charges (not allowed to be arbitrary detained, both youth and adults) Police can check in cases with warrants, investigation, and assumption of criminal activity. Stop and frisk (new york, stop and frisk people for contrabands), (symptoms of trauma, anxiety, depression for those who are repeatedly stopped) Civil liberty concerns (against our core democratic beliefs) Carding existed even during the yoa (police were allowed to stop youth and ask them questions) Police should use respectful language when talking to someone. Database include information based sex, and age helping police be evaluated and preventing further crime. *link in lecture notes* (crisis of distrust: police and community in toronto) Office of the provincial advocate for children and youth 2014.
