The Charter of Rights ensures that police are never allowed to intervene before a particular crime is committed.

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The Charter of Rights does not prevent police from intervening before a crime is committed if they have reasonable grounds to believe that a crime is about to occur or if they are acting in the interest of public safety. This is known as the legal concept of "preventative policing."

The Charter of Rights Ensures That Police Are Never Allowed