Police Raid Legal Rights
Summary
Police typically need a search warrant to enter your home. A judge must authorize no-knock entries if theres a belief of immediate danger or evidence destruction. If no charges are laid, consider discussing the incident with a lawyer to explore potential remedies, such as filing a complaint. You can file complaints with the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) or the Professional Standards Branch (PSB). To determine if a judge ordered a no-knock warrant, request records from the court or seek legal representation. Resources like the Law Society of Alberta Lawyer Referral Service and Legal Aid Alberta can help you find a lawyer.Full Conversation
Police raid alberta
Hi ****,
Could you please provide more details about the police raid? For example, was it at your home, workplace, or somewhere else? Understanding the context will help me provide more relevant information.
Police did a dynamic entry of my home on a suspicion i was a drug dealer no charges
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Since you are in Alberta, here are some general points about police searches and your rights:
- **Search Warrant**: Police typically need a search warrant to enter your home.
- **Dynamic Entry**: This is often used if there's a belief of immediate danger or evidence destruction.
- **No Charges**: If no charges are laid, you might consider discussing the incident with a lawyer to explore potential remedies, such as filing a complaint.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or any specific aspect of this situation?
Yes
Certainly, ****. Here are the steps to file a complaint about a police raid in Alberta:
- **Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT)**: Handles serious and sensitive matters involving police.
- **Professional Standards Branch (PSB)**: For less severe complaints.
Would you like contact information for these agencies or additional guidance on the process?
Yes
Sure, ****. Here is the contact information for the agencies where you can file a complaint:
Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.solgps.alberta.ca/asirt
Professional Standards Branch (PSB)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.edmontonpolice.ca
Would you like any additional information on how to proceed? What are the laws regarding no knock entries in alberta
****, here are the general laws and guidelines regarding no-knock entries in Alberta:
- **Search Warrant**: Police require a search warrant to enter a residence.
- **No-Knock Provision**: A judge must authorize no-knock entries if there's a belief of immediate danger or evidence destruction.
- **Rights**: You can seek legal advice if you believe your rights were violated.
Would you like information on finding a lawyer or any specific aspect of this law?
Yes
****, here are some resources to help you find a lawyer in Alberta:
~Law Society of Alberta Lawyer Referral Service~
Phone: *-*-*-*
Website: www.lawsociety.ab.ca
~Legal Aid Alberta~
Phone: *-*-*-*
Website: www.legalaid.ab.ca
Would you like further assistance on this process?
How do you know of a judge ordered the no knock warrant
****, to determine if a judge ordered a no-knock warrant, you can:
- **Request Records**: Obtain a copy of the search warrant affidavit from the court.
- **Legal Representation**: A lawyer can help you review the warrant and affidavit for authorization details.
Would you like assistance in obtaining these records or finding a lawyer?
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