Criminology

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What are the four levels of policing in Canada?

Municipal, Provincial, Federal, and First Nations police.

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What percentage of police are municipal police?

Municipal police make up two-thirds (2/3) of the police.

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What must you provide when arrested in Canada?

Date of birth, address, name, and identification.

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What rights do Canadians have upon arrest according to Section 10?

The right to not be arbitrarily detained, informed of the reason for arrest, legal representation, and habeas corpus.

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What is the purpose of an appearance notice?

To require an individual to appear in court at a specific time and location before they are charged.

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What can happen if the accused does not appear in court?

The judge can issue a warrant for the person's arrest.

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What does Section 8 of the Charter protect against?

Unreasonable search and seizure.

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Under what circumstances can police enter a house without a warrant?

If they receive any 911 call or under the doctrine of plain sight.

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What are the five main roles of the police?

Crime prevention, law enforcement, order maintenance, emergency response, and assistance to victims.

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What is police discretion?

The ability of officers to make decisions using their judgment, not strictly based on law or regulations.

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What are some factors that can influence police discretion?

Mannerisms and demeanour, personal biases, racial bias, ethnicity, gender, age, economic status, sexual orientation, and the publicness of the offence.

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What is mission creep in policing?

When organizations assume additional duties that were not originally intended.

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How can someone with a mental illness come to the attention of the police?

Through calls from familiar persons, police encountering them, or the person calling the police.

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What does Section 17 of the Mental Health Act allow police to do?

Apprehend someone suffering from mental disorders and take them to the hospital for assessment.

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Why might people with mental illness be disproportionately met with lethal force?

Due to preconceived notions, escalation of situations, and inability to differentiate between unruly behavior and mental illness.