What is the difference between a prohibition under s. 215(2) of the Criminal Code and one under section 215(3)?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Soloman v Vancouver (Police Department), 2018 BCSC 1514 (CanLII):
He also cites Swetman v. Vancouver (City), 2017 BCSC 1113 [Swetman], where Mr. Justice Smith noted the importance of distinguishing on a notice between a prohibition under s. 215(2) and one under 215(3). Justice Smith said, at paragraphs 31-32:
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