Episode 21: Were police justified in secretly sampling 150 Kurdish people's DNA?
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Show Notes
On Episode 21 of Not Reserving Judgment, Josh asks whether B.C. police conducted unreasonable searches when they set up an elaborate plot to catch a killer using samples of tea, Joanna updates us on South Africa's weak case against Israel, and Christine explains her concerns around the incitement to hatred charges laid against a man holding a terrorist flag.
Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:
- David Eby backs police who secretly took DNA from Kurds to solve murder of B.C. girl
- Canada has a moral obligation to support South Africa’s genocide case against Israel
- Joanna Baron: Accusing Israel of genocide is a gross distortion of the facts
- Toronto police chief reverses course, identifies 'terrorist flag' waved at demonstration
- Three men arrested at Avenue Road bridge after recent ban on demonstrations
- Land acknowledgement tweet from Mona Moftakhar
- Paul Champ tweet on Bill 21
- Is Canada ready to expand medical assistance in dying? Liberals will face that choice with deadline closing in
Not Reserving Judgment is a podcast about Canadian constitutional law hosted by Josh Dehaas, Joanna Baron, and Christine Van Geyn.
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