
When Evidence Gets Excluded Under Section 24(2)
There are several protections available to those accused of crimes in Canada. One of the most powerful is the ability to challenge evidence if it was obtained through a violation of your Charter rights. This protection is found in Section 24(2) of the Charter, which allows courts to exclude evidence when admitting it would bring...
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