Definitions - Property Flashcards

1
Q

means a thing over which a person has surrendered any possessory right or privacy right and which
may or may not relate to a crime and/or crime scene and which potentially has some evidentiary value.

A

Abandoned Property

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2
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means a police officer who swears to an affidavit, commonly used when requesting a search warrant before a
Justice.

A

Affiant

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3
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means a police officer assigned to prepare and manage a case for trial. A case manager is assigned for
each Confidential Crown Envelope (crown envelope and/or eBrief) and designated in accordance with established unit
policy.

A

Case Manager

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4
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the purposes of court disclosure means a divisional warrant officer, or an on-duty designate, or a court
officer who is a sworn peace officer, during the lawful execution of their duties.

 A common informant must be a peace officer who has been appropriately informed regarding the
investigation and seizure. Examples may include
* the affiant of the search warrant
* the case manager
* the exhibit officer
 Members authorized to submit a Form 5.2 do not include special constables who are members
of Court Services

A

Common Informant

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5
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means the detention of property beyond the initial three (3) months from the date of seizure.

A

Continued Detention

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6
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means a police officer delegated to seize all property, commonly used when a search warrant is executed.

A

Exhibits Officer

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7
Q

means seizure of private property because
 it was illegally obtained, or
 it is an illegal substance, or
 the legal basis for possession has ended.

A

Forfeiture

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8
Q

means an Order prepared and signed by a Justice to authorize the disposal of seized property by the
Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC) and/or the Ministry of the Attorney General (MAG).

A

Forfeiture Order

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9
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means any property which was located by a member or a citizen and turned over to a member, and the
item (at the time) has no apparent evidentiary value.

A

Found Property

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10
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means information obtained from a thing that is seized.

A

Informational Material

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11
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for the purposes of filing a Report to Justice Form 5.2 means a police officer, or a
special constable who is a sworn peace officer (excluding special constables assigned to Court Services)

A

Peace Officer – Report to Justice

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12
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means a Justice of the Peace or a Provincial Court Judge

A

Justice

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13
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means any article and/or document found by, seized by, surrendered to, or intended to be surrendered to a
Service member.

A

Property

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14
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means a thing, including informational material, seized from a person and/or place, with or without a warrant, by a peace officer without that person’s consent.

A

Seized Property

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15
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means a peace officer who has seized property, either with or without a search warrant, and includes a special constable during the lawful execution of their duties.

A

Seizing Officer

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16
Q

means any article, document, informational material and/or thing whose possession has been
voluntarily given to a member and the item (at that time) may or may not have

A

Surrendered Property