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Nate Russell at 22:39, 29 July 2019

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	*harassing or targeting members of the public for an improper reason, and		*harassing or targeting members of the public for an improper reason, and
	*driving recklessly or dangerously.		*driving recklessly or dangerously.

			<blockquote><tt><ol><li>Arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds. But also, and arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds some more.</li>
			<li>You have at least three options. You could choose one or more of these. Word or targeting members of the public for an improper reason. Another sentence to the line break.</li></ol></tt></blockquote>
			But then I interject for a reason. And continue:
			<blockquote><tt><ol start="3"><li>Arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds. But also, and arresting or detaining someone without reasonable grounds some more.</li>
			<li>You have at least three options. You could choose one or more of these. Word or targeting members of the public for an improper reason. Another sentence to the line break.</li></ol></tt></blockquote>



	==What are my options?==		==What are my options?==

Nate Russell at 19:47, 8 November 2018

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	==What is ~~improper~~ police behaviour?==		==What is police behaviour?==
	Examples of improper police behaviour include:		Examples of improper police behaviour include:
	*using excessive force in the course of an arrest or investigation,		*using excessive force in the course of an arrest or investigation,

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	*file a human rights complaint.		*file a human rights complaint.

	Each option is designed for a different purpose, and each leads to a different outcome. If possible, you should speak to a lawyer before deciding which option(s) to pursue. A lawyer can give you advice on which option(s) are appropriate. In some cases, it might be appropriate to commence two, or even all three, processes, but note a lawsuit might be stalled if there is a police complaint or a human rights complaint that was started but had not completed. ~~[http://pediapress.com/books/preview/a41127bb07389641d41f1ecfab974/ click preview]~~		Each option is designed for a different purpose, and each leads to a different outcome. If possible, you should speak to a lawyer before deciding which option(s) to pursue. A lawyer can give you advice on which option(s) are appropriate. In some cases, it might be appropriate to commence two, or even all three, processes, but note a lawsuit might be stalled if there is a police complaint or a human rights complaint that was started but had not completed.

	:A ''police complaint'' may lead to an investigation of the officer’s conduct. You will be asked to give a statement. It might result in a recommendation for discipline of the officer(s) involved. It will not result in the payment of money for any injuries or harm you have suffered.		:A ''police complaint'' may lead to an investigation of the officer’s conduct. You will be asked to give a statement. It might result in a recommendation for discipline of the officer(s) involved. It will not result in the payment of money for any injuries or harm you have suffered.

Nate Russell at 18:02, 17 October 2018

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	*file a human rights complaint.		*file a human rights complaint.

	Each option is designed for a different purpose, and each leads to a different outcome. If possible, you should speak to a lawyer before deciding which option(s) to pursue. A lawyer can give you advice on which option(s) are appropriate. In some cases, it might be appropriate to commence two, or even all three, processes, but note a lawsuit might be stalled if there is a police complaint or a human rights complaint that was started but had not completed.		Each option is designed for a different purpose, and each leads to a different outcome. If possible, you should speak to a lawyer before deciding which option(s) to pursue. A lawyer can give you advice on which option(s) are appropriate. In some cases, it might be appropriate to commence two, or even all three, processes, but note a lawsuit might be stalled if there is a police complaint or a human rights complaint that was started but had not completed. [http://pediapress.com/books/preview/a41127bb07389641d41f1ecfab974/ click preview]

	:A ''police complaint'' may lead to an investigation of the officer’s conduct. You will be asked to give a statement. It might result in a recommendation for discipline of the officer(s) involved. It will not result in the payment of money for any injuries or harm you have suffered.		:A ''police complaint'' may lead to an investigation of the officer’s conduct. You will be asked to give a statement. It might result in a recommendation for discipline of the officer(s) involved. It will not result in the payment of money for any injuries or harm you have suffered.

Nate Russell at 22:20, 23 January 2018

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	{{Creative Commons for Legal Help Guide}}		{{Creative Commons for Legal Help Guide}}

	~~[[Category:Books]]~~

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	{{Creative Commons for Legal Help Guide}}		{{Creative Commons for Legal Help Guide}}

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Nate Russell: /* How to file a human rights complaint */

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How to file a human rights complaint

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	For more information on filing a human rights complaint with either the BCHRT or the CHRC, please review the resources below.		For more information on filing a human rights complaint with either the BCHRT or the CHRC, please review the resources below.

	[[File:Tipsandnotes.png\|~~thumbnail~~\|There is now an independent, civilian-led body that <span class="noglossary">will</span> conduct investigations into on- and off-<span class="noglossary">duty</span> police involved in incidents that result in death or serious harm. For more information see the website for the [http://iiobc.ca/ Independent Investigations Office of BC].]]		[[File:Tipsandnotes.png\|frame\|There is now an independent, civilian-led body that <span class="noglossary">will</span> conduct investigations into on- and off-<span class="noglossary">duty</span> police involved in incidents that result in death or serious harm. For more information see the website for the [http://iiobc.ca/ Independent Investigations Office of BC].]]

	Many municipalities have their own force, such as Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Abbotsford, Port Moody, Victoria, Saanich, and Nelson. If you have a complaint against one or more members of a municipal police force, you should file it with BC’s Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (“OPCC”). The OPCC also accepts complaints relating to the transit police and some tribal police forces, including the Kitasoo Xaixais Police Service and Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police. Complaints may be about an individual officer’s conduct or more general policing policies. Complaints can be filed online or by fax or regular mail.		Many municipalities have their own force, such as Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Abbotsford, Port Moody, Victoria, Saanich, and Nelson. If you have a complaint against one or more members of a municipal police force, you should file it with BC’s Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (“OPCC”). The OPCC also accepts complaints relating to the transit police and some tribal police forces, including the Kitasoo Xaixais Police Service and Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police. Complaints may be about an individual officer’s conduct or more general policing policies. Complaints can be filed online or by fax or regular mail.

Nate Russell at 17:08, 20 April 2017

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