Does a delay in making a breath demand violate an applicant's Charter right?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from R. v. Bobbyshova, 2016 ONCJ 263 (CanLII):
[66] In the circumstances I find that the delay in making the breath demand did not violate the applicants section 8 Charter right. R v Boily 2015 O.J. No. 3810; R v. West 2014 O.J. No. 5187. VALIDITY OF THE DEMAND
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