Canadian courts have ruled that the police cannot go on "fishing expeditions" for evidence.

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Canadian courts have established that police must have a specific, legitimate reason for conducting searches or investigations, and cannot engage in "fishing expeditions" where they search for evidence without a clear suspicion or basis. This is to protect individuals' rights and privacy under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Canadian Courts Have Ruled That the Police Cannot Go on "Fishing