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A recent ruling by a provincial judge that found St. Albert RCMP officers breached a resident's Charter-protected privacy rights isn't an unusual case; however, one particular element contradicts existing case law, says a University of Alberta law professor.

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A St. Albert man facing a dozen drug- and gun-related charges stemming from a 2021 arrest recently had his case dismissed after a judge ruled RCMP officers breached the man's Charter-protected privacy rights three separate times.