Recognize the situation
Follow examples of street stops, traffic stops, home visits and phone searches.
Canadian rights · English & French · First edition
Understand your rights before the encounter.
A street stop. A traffic stop. Police at your door. This practical Canadian guide explains the questions to ask, the words to use and the details to record, with real-life scenarios and cited legal sources.
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What you get
For readers who want Canadian police-interaction rights explained in plain language. Direct, irreverent writing makes the situations easier to follow; the cited sources let you look deeper.
Follow examples of street stops, traffic stops, home visits and phone searches.
Find practical wording for questions about detention, consent and access to a lawyer.
Connect the explanation to the legal cases behind it, with citations you can check.
Use the after-encounter checklist to organize what happened and what to record.
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Start with the ground rules, then find the situation you need.
Free sample · PDF
A printable checklist adapted from Appendix A. Choose English or French; no account is required.
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