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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 126: Notwithstanding clause on trial. Plus, why YOU may need a No Trespassing sign.

Not Reserving Judgment Episode 126: Notwithstanding clause on trial. Plus, why YOU may need a No Trespassing sign.

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Episode 126: Notwithstanding clause on trial. Plus, why YOU may need a No Trespassing sign. In Episode 126, we explain what happened this week at the Supreme Court in the notwithstanding clause case, we explain why the R v Singer decision means you should consider putting up a No Trespassing…

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Judge cuts down scope of Calgary bubble zone bylaw; CCF calls on city to fully repeal

Judge cuts down scope of Calgary bubble zone bylaw; CCF calls on city to fully repeal

CALGARY – A Calgary court has upheld a ticket issued under Calgary’s “bubble zone” bylaw that restricts expression outside of libraries and recreation centres, while at the same time cutting down the scope of the bylaw that the CCF argued was severely overbroad. Justice S.G. Parker of the Court of…

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Supreme Court finds “implied license” for police to enter property for investigations

Supreme Court finds “implied license” for police to enter property for investigations

OTTAWA – On March 20, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in R v Singer, ruling 5-4 that homeowners extend an “implied license” to police to enter onto their property without warrants for investigative purposes. The “implied license” is an exception to the normal rule against trespass that…

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