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Grant, Suberu and Harrison: Detention, the Right to Counsel and a New Analysis under Section 24(2): Some Practical Impacts Journal article published by Osgoode Hall Law School, York University that analyzes detention, the right to counsel, and Section 24(2). Published 2010-01-01.
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