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Section 514 (1) of the Criminal Code of Canada is a crucial piece of legislation within the Canadian criminal justice system. The section outlines the circumstances under which a warrant can be executed, specifically addressing two distinct situations.
Once a Removal Order takes effect, you must leave Canada immediately. If you fail to appear for a removal interview or a scheduled removal date, the CBSA will issue a Canada-wide warrant for your arrest. Once arrested, the CBSA may detain you in a holding facility before removal.
CHAPTER 150. Entry Warrants Act. Table of Contents. Definitions judge — juge non-conforming place — lieu non conforme originating Act — loi habilitante place — lieu police officer — agent de police regulated place — lieu réglementé. Application for entry warrant. Powers of judge to issue entry warrant.
When a suspect is the subject of an arrest warrant and he is believed to be found in a dwelling-house, the peace officer must seek a judicial authorization to enter the dwelling using a "Feeney" Warrant.
Warrant Available to Occupants. An officer executing a search warrant must have the warrant available for production to allow the occupant to know (1) the reason for the search, informing them of their legal position and (2) that there is a "colour of authority for the police to enter.
For nearly two decades now, it has been established that prior to entering an individual’s home to make an arrest officers must obtain a specialized warrant known as a “Feeney” warrant. This is required due to the significantly increased privacy interests associated with an individual’s home.
A general warrant may be granted to mimic a theft to seize the accused luggage which contained drugs. In circumstances where persons' safety may be at risk, it is necessary for those risks to be addressed in the ITO. Where a Part VI wiretap warrant is available, there can be no general warrant.
