The Queen v. Kloster, 98 DTC 6258 (Prov. Ct. B.C.)

The use of s. 231.1 to obtain bank records and records of a solicitor who had acted for the accused breached the reasonable expectations of privacy of the accused. Bagnall J. found that the use of the evidence so obtained without judicial authorization was not permitted under s. 24(2) of the Charter.

The use of s. 231.1 to obtain bank records and records of a solicitor who had acted for the accused breached the reasonable expectations of privacy of the accused. Bagnall J. found that the use of the evidence so obtained without judicial authorization was not permitted under s. 24(2) of the Charter.