Annual report on the use of electronic surveillance .: JS43-2E-PDF

Canadian law enforcers can obtain judicial authorization to conduct electronic surveillance of private communications to assist in investigations of serious offences related to terrorism, drug and weapons trafficking, and organized crime. The report provides statistics for the preceding five years, a general assessment of the importance of electronic surveillance, and a listing of those who applied for judicial authorization during the year.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Solicitor General Canada.
Title Annual report on the use of electronic surveillance .
Publication type Series
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Continued by Annual report on the use of electronic surveillance ; 1707-2476 ; 2003-2005
Format Electronic
Note(s) "As required under section 195 of the Criminal Code".
Issued also in French under title: Rapport annuel sur la surveillance électronique.
Issued also in print version.
Publishing information [Ottawa] : Solicitor General Canada, [199?-2002]
Chronology [1996/1997]-2002
Frequency Annual
ISSN 1707-2476
Catalogue number
  • JS43-2E-PDF
Subject terms Electronic monitoring
Criminal justice
Issues
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