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The creation of a new class - action division in the Montreal judicial district that will be devoted to hearing all authorization demands is expected to both speed up and improve the management of cases by a select group of judges who are experienced and interested in that area of law.

The reasonable expectation of privacy in internet subscriber data created the need for specific judicial authorization, Spencer argued, and a mere request by a police officer does not establish «lawful authority» to obtain subscriber data.

In that case, is it acceptable under s. 8 to lower the burden on the police in getting judicial authorization, to «suspicion» rather than «reasonable grounds» for belief that information or evidence is available at the place or from the person with respect to which / whom the warrant is soughIn that case, is it acceptable under s. 8 to lower the burden on the police in getting judicial authorization, to «suspicion» rather than «reasonable grounds» for belief that information or evidence is available at the place or from the person with respect to which / whom the warrant is soughin getting judicial authorization, to «suspicion» rather than «reasonable grounds» for belief that information or evidence is available at the place or from the person with respect to which / whom the warrant is sought?

The Court conducted a constitutional assessment in light of Section 8 [1] of the Charter and was guided by the Supreme Courts determination in R. v. Vu, 2013 SCC 60, that there must be judicial authorization for the search and the search must be conducted in a reasonable manner.

A wiretap authorization is the appropriate judicial order that requires law enforcement to establish investigative necessity (with some exceptions) in addition to probable cause.

Because the government has a legitimate interest in conserving prosecutorial and judicial resources in districts with large numbers of immigration cases, and fast - track programs are rationally related to that interest, we conclude that the PROTECT Act's authorization of these programs, and their implementation in some but not all districts, does not violate Appellants» equal protection and due process rights.

To illustrate why this has been a concern, while the Fourth Amendment will require border officials to have reasonable suspicion to engage in invasive search techniques such as strip searches, but do not need any cause or judicial authorization to search the body or personal effects of a person at the border.

The Commissioner may seek ex parte judicial authorization to intercept private communications (wiretapping) to assist the Commissioner in investigating conspiracies with respect to prices, markets or customers, quantity or quality of production, or channels or methods of distribution, and in investigations of bid - rigging and deceptive telemarketing.

E.F. brings an application in the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench for judicial authorization entitling her to access physician assisted death.

In circumstances where this generally occurs, it is not feasible to subject the «sniffer dog's» sniff to prior judicial authorization.

Although both types of judicial authorization require reasonable grounds, a wiretap authorization also requires the police to establish investigative necessity — with some exceptions in Canadian law that do not arise here.

The issue before the Supreme Court of Canada in this case was whether a warrant to search a location automatically extends to computers found in that location, or whether specific judicial authorization is required in order for computers to be searched.

In the first of these three Issues Papers («New Categories of Legal Services Providers» [80]-RRB-, the Commission sought feedback on whether persons (individuals, not companies or other organizations), referred to as «LSPs» should be allowed, via judicial authorization and regulation, «to perform discreet and limited legal tasks with the goal of improving access to legal services.»

On this basis, specific judicial authorization is necessary in order for a computer to be searched:

As the respondent correctly points out, police may discover computers in a range of situations and it will not always be appropriate to require specific, prior judicial authorization before they can search those devices.

Response: In the final rule, we state that the provision permitting disclosures without an authorization for judicial and administrative proceedings does not supersede other provisions in § 164.512 that would otherwise permit or restrict the use or disclosure of protected health informatioIn the final rule, we state that the provision permitting disclosures without an authorization for judicial and administrative proceedings does not supersede other provisions in § 164.512 that would otherwise permit or restrict the use or disclosure of protected health informatioin § 164.512 that would otherwise permit or restrict the use or disclosure of protected health information.

Comment: Some commenters said that the right to request restrictions should be extended to some of the uses and disclosures permitted without authorization in § 164.510 of the NPRM, such as disclosures to next of kin, for judicial and administrative proceedings, for law enforcement, and for governmental health data systems.

In the three decades federal law enforcement has been required to report to Parliament on the number of times it receives judicial authorization to conduct electronic surveillance on individuals, its use has declined steadily.

The accused, Santiago Wong, was charged with maintaining an illegal gambling operation, based on surveillance footage from a camera placed in his hotel room by police without prior judicial authorization.