Police Folk Allegedly Behaving Badly
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Kinda-sorta fits the thread, but the SCOC has ruled that a police disciplinary matter that has been expunged from a member's service/employment record still has the be disclosed in a criminal trial.
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What has become known as a 'McNeil Report', police officers involved in a criminal prosecution have to disclose any disciplinary/misconduct records to the Crown. Most departments clear minor matters after a few years, but the Court said they may still be relevant.
Supreme Court of Canada | Edmonton (Police Service) v. McKee
www.scc-csc.ca
What has become known as a 'McNeil Report', police officers involved in a criminal prosecution have to disclose any disciplinary/misconduct records to the Crown. Most departments clear minor matters after a few years, but the Court said they may still be relevant.
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Didn't use the shotgun... admirable self-restraint:
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I would like to have better insight into municipal agencies on misconduct. I can’t think of a similar thing we would have in my outfit. Misconduct doesn’t ever “get removed”Kinda-sorta fits the thread, but the SCOC has ruled that a police disciplinary matter that has been expunged from a member's service/employment record still has the be disclosed in a criminal trial.
Supreme Court of Canada | Edmonton (Police Service) v. McKee
What has become known as a 'McNeil Report', police officers involved in a criminal prosecution have to disclose any disciplinary/misconduct records to the Crown. Most departments clear minor matters after a few years, but the Court said they may still be relevant.
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