This Cree man is attempting to privately prosecute an Edmonton police officer
Pacey Dumas took the first step aimed at privately prosecuting Const. Ben Todd after the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service declined to do it earlier this year.
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Pacey Dumas took the first step aimed at privately prosecuting Const. Ben Todd after the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service declined to do it earlier this year.
A recent ruling by a provincial judge that found St. Albert RCMP officers breached a resident's Charter-protected privacy rights isn't an unusual case; however, one particular element contradicts existing case law, says a University of Alberta law professor.
A recent ruling by a provincial judge that found St. Albert RCMP officers breached a resident's Charter-protected privacy rights isn't an unusual case; however, one particular element contradicts existing case law, says a University of Alberta law professor.
A recent ruling by a provincial judge that found St. Albert RCMP officers breached a resident's Charter-protected privacy rights isn't an unusual case; however, one particular element contradicts existing case law, says a University of Alberta law professor.
Court strikes down legislation as potentially giving access to ‘intensely private information’