Test Your Understanding of Arrest Procedures and Legal Principles
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Test Your Understanding of Arrest Procedures and Legal Principles

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What is the main purpose of this procedure?

  • To ensure arrests are conducted and reported legally and effectively (correct)
  • To give police officers the authority to arrest for Provincial Statutes
  • To outline the criteria for satisfying the public interest
  • To provide additional authorities to peace officers
  • Under what circumstances can a peace officer arrest someone without a warrant?

  • If the person has contravened the terms of a criminal release
  • If the person is found committing a breach of the peace
  • If the person has committed an indictable offence or is about to commit one (correct)
  • If the person has committed a summary conviction offence
  • When can a police officer continue an arrest for summary conviction or dual procedure offences?

  • When the accused is released by way of an Appearance Notice (Form 9)
  • When the accused is released unconditionally with intent to seek a criminal summons
  • When there are reasonable grounds to believe the public interest has not been satisfied (correct)
  • When the accused is unconditionally released with no intent to proceed to court
  • Under what circumstances can an offender be released unconditionally with no intent to proceed to court?

    <p>When the public interest has been satisfied</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Do police officers need a warrant to enter a dwelling-house to arrest a person?

    <p>As a general rule, yes</p> Signup and view all the answers

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