CRM 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Criminal Record, Model Theory, Therapeutic Jurisprudence

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 100
• Professor: Anne- Marie Singh

Document Summary

This evidence thus can be excluded from court: effectively made it so that police are now required to gain prior authorization to enter a private dwelling of an individual to search for and collect evidence. Investigative detention: police can detain, interrogate, and search an individual even when there is minimal evidence to a crime being committed, someone can be questioned even when no grounds for arrest. This is based on legality how important is the matter. Investigative detention a reactive power dependent upon a reasonable belief that the detained person is implicated in a prior criminal act. Detainment is permitted if there is safety concerns. Police risk having evidence thrown out if they decide they are at risk when they aren"t. Intrusive searches (like strip searches) can be illegal if discovered while making an arrest or detainment for a different crime. Arrest: police options in charging someone with an offence.