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Jan 22 10 7:56 AM
Hunter S Thompson wrote: Didn't read the article, but I can see why you might force your way into someone's house if you believe that there has been a recent domestic assault. As long as nothing more happened (once inside), R v Goday (SCC), and the warrantless entry sections of the CC would support this. Of course, you have to have sympathy for the victim as well. It's his house, and he hasn't done anything wrong. I would read it as a lack of prudence by the police, rather than any bad faith.
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