Quebec’s appellate court ruled against allowing random police traffic stops to continue, denying a request by the provincial government. This decision comes on the eve of a legal challenge set for the Supreme Court of Canada. The ruling reinforces citizens’ rights against arbitrary police actions and underscores the role of judicial oversight in shaping law enforcement practices.
MONTREAL - Quebec's Court of Appeal has refused the provincial government's request to allow arbitrary police traffic stops to continue until a legal challenge of the practice is heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.
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