However, the Public Prosecutor has
coercive measures at his disposal and may, for instance, issue search warrants, seize objects and assets, conduct secret surveillances (including the interception of mail and telecommunications), monitor bank accounts and conduct dawn raids (see question 4).
She further argues that the fact of human sinfulness makes it necessary to have
coercive measures at national and international level to prevent tax evasion and restrain tax avoidance.
Not exact matches
But the major issue with his case is that the supposed evidence held against him had been destroyed by CSIS, and was likely unreliable in the first place, gained in part
at least through
coercive measures.
The
coercive parenting scale
measures the tendency to respond in a negative and restrictive manner to the child with a 7 - item scale: 1, I have been angry with my infant when he was particularly fussy; 2, I have raised my voice or shouted
at my infant when he was particularly fussy; 3, When my infant cries, he gets on my nerves; 4, I have spanked my infant when he was particularly fussy; 5, I have lost my temper when my infant was particularly fussy; 6, I have left my infant alone in his bedroom when he was particularly fussy; and 7, I have shaken my infant when he was particularly fussy.
The path model satisfactorily fitted the data for the G1 parenting
measure of intellectual environment, parental aspiration and
coercive discipline
at child age 8 years among fathers (chi - square = 7.0; RMSE = 0.04 [0.00; 0.08]; CFI = 0.99).