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Quebec government wants Supreme Court to rule on random police stops

The Quebec government says it intends to launch a legal challenge in the Supreme Court of Canada against a ruling that says a law authorizing random police roadside checks leads to racial profiling.

By: ctvnews.ca

Dec 05 2024
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Quebec government wants Supreme Court to rule on random police stops

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Quebec government wants Supreme Court to rule on random police stops

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