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R v Cook

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In this particular case, the court found that there was a violation of the accused's right to counsel and right to silence. These violations were flagrant and the evidence would not have been otherwise been discovered thus rendering the trial unfair. Consequently, the evidence of Mr. Cook's statement
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by the US police officers. He requested access to a lawyer but the police never followed through with the request. When the Canadian police arrived they questioned him but it was not until 20 minutes into the interrogation that they informed him of his right to retain and instruct counsel under
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At trial the Crown sought to admit as evidence parts of the statements Cook made in the interrogation. Cook challenged the evidence as a violation of his rights under section 10(b).
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did not apply, and that the police were working as part of an American investigation and were acting under their authority.
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The court held that acts of any Canadian police force performing duties outside of Canada are subject to the
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Deltonia Cook was arrested by US police in Louisiana at the request of the
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Justices L'Heureux-Dubé and McLachlin dissented, stating that the
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Cory and Iacobucci JJ, joined by Lamer CJ and Major and Binnie JJ
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when interrogating a suspect for a murder in Canada.
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Supreme Court of Canada
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1996 CanLII 2438
Antonio Lamer
Claire L'Heureux-Dubé
Charles Gonthier
Peter Cory
Beverley McLachlin
Frank Iacobucci
John C. Major
Michel Bastarache
Ian Binnie
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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