Deobfuscating State Surveillance

R. v. Truax, [2018] A.J. No. 208.pdf

Item

Dublin Core

Title

R. v. Truax, [2018] A.J. No. 208.pdf

Creator

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench

Publisher

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench

Date

February 2016

Zotero

Author

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench

Abstract Note

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench Judgement:

Criminal law — Controlled drugs and substances — Trafficking — Other substances — Importing or exporting substances Objection by Crown to disclosure of information about Mobile Device Identifier on basis of police investigative technique privilege allowed — Accused was charged with drug offences and sought to challenge legality of MDI, used to obtain new phone numbers used by targets — Police used MDI as part of law enforcement — Information about MDI technology not publicly known — Certain devices could intercept MDI, so disclosure of information about specific MDI device could allow offenders to interfere with police investigation — Privilege was established and accused did not show non-disclosure of device specifics would interfere with right to fair trial.

Date

February 2016

Extra

6 pages.

Publisher

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench

Title

R. v. Truax, [2018] A.J. No. 208.pdf

Attachment Title

R. v. Truax, [2018] A.J. No. 208.pdf

Collection

Citation

Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, “R. v. Truax, [2018] A.J. No. 208.pdf,” Deobfuscating State Surveillance, accessed May 20, 2024, https://surveillance.glendon.yorku.ca/items/show/854.