PPT-EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE DEBATE – R. V. COLLINS

1987 1 SCR 265 SCC Amy Bui Canadian and International Law FACTS Ruby Collins has sometimes been put under surveillance by the RCMP drug squad One day an officer approached her in a pub took her by the throat to prevent her from swallowing drugs that may have been contained in a condom or balloon and puller her to the floor While grabbing her throat the officer announced that he was a police officer The officer did find a balloon of heroin in Collins hand. RI 8.8. By Joseph . Schmith. Reading for Information. 8.8. Delineate and evaluate the argument and specific . claims in a text, assessing whether the reasoning is . sound and the evidence is relevant and sufficient; . Objective: Students will write an affirmative and negative case using basic case structure.. Key Elements to All cases. Constructive Speech vs. Rebuttal Speech. Organization. Introduction. Contentions. Station 2: “Forgetfulness”. Station 2. General Directions. : . 1. Step 1. . Read/listen to “Forgetfulness” in your packet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm2koBCk3gU. Step 2. . Answer the following questions by paraphrasing the question and . R. v. . Mellenthin. Cloutier. v. . Langlois. Search and Seizure. Cases. R. v. Collins. R. v. Collins, [1987] 1 S.C.R. 265 . Facts. :.  . Appellant had been under surveillance by 2 members of the RCMP. A police officer approached her in a pub, said he was a police officer, grabbed her throat and pulled her to the floor. The throat hold is used to prevent someone from swallowing drug. She has a bag of heroine in her hand. Officers did not have warrant for search. Learn basic strategies for addressing . counterarguments. Continue developing preparations for the class debate. Basic Counterargument Strategies. 3 Main strategies. Rebutting main ideas. Questions are a powerful strategy here. 23-year-old University of Michigan law student Jane Mixer was shot in the head with a .22 caliber gun in the early morning hours of March 21, 1969. She had arranged to meet a . stranger . the evening of March 20, 1969, who was supposed to drive her home to Muskegon, Michigan (about a 3-hour drive from the university). She never made it. . Crime. Cycle 3_Social Exclusion and Crime. Picture in time. What might have happened before the photo was taken?. What might be happening now?. What may happen after?. Learning Intentions:. Be able to write a definition of social exclusion. Overview. Lincoln-Douglas Debate is . a  . VALUE. debate, meaning it is a debate about what . ought to be . rather than specific policy.  . It is usually a topic regarding the conflict . of rights or moral obligations. Use the power point to help you study for the LD test.. Value Debate. In debate there are 3 types of propositions: propositions of fact, propositions of policy and propositions of value. Lincoln Douglas debate uses propositions of value.. House Bill 1285. State Representative Lynda Schlegel Culver. 108. th. District. What is a Homestead?. “Under law, a homestead is defined as dwelling, including the parcel of land on which the dwelling is located and the other improvements located on the parcel…”. Determinism vs Freewill . Possible Exam Questions. Outline the determinism . vs. freewill debate (4) . (What does determinism assume? What does freewill assume? What is the debate. ?). Describe . two pieces of research that highlight the debate (8) . our . big . question:. . “Should the colonists have revolted against Great Britain?”. . . B. riefly . summarize each primary source and . perspective.. Let’s take a look at our primary source documents and the perspectives that each one represents.. Chapter Outlines. Part One. WHAT IS DEBATE?. . Debate:. Formalized public speaking in which participants prepare and present speeches on opposite sides of an issue to determine which side has the strongest argument. . incorporated as a town in 1873. • Fort Collins is a home rule city with a Council/Manager form of government. • The Council is made up of six district council members who are elected on a