How to deal with the police

Living in Canada with a sound legal system, residents have to deal with various laws and regulations almost every day. Therefore, legal awareness is one of the essential qualities of Canadian residents. But for many ordinary residents, in addition to general legal knowledge, some advanced legal affairs have to rely on professional institutions or various legal aid from the government and the people. Canada's police force is divided into three levels of government. The RCMP is under the jurisdiction of the federal government. Both the provincial government and the municipal government can have their own police forces, but only two provinces have their own police forces, namely Ontario and Quebec. Not every nursery town has a city police force. For example, only twelve towns in British Columbia have their own police forces. Vancouver has a city police, but nearby Burnaby and Richmond rely on the services of the Royal Mounted Police. In Canada, the quality of the police is quite good. Members must graduate from middle school at least, and many of them graduated from universities and received strict training from police schools. Those who work in general big cities will also receive some training in race relations courses in these years. So the daily relationship between the police and the people should be good. When people are questioned, arrested or searched by the police, they should remain calm, polite and cooperative. Dialogue should be as simple as possible and tell the truth. The common name of a police officer can be office, which is Mr. police officer. You know, in these cases, the first sentence and the first reaction will be the most nervous and critical. Because the police should immediately judge your danger and the possibility of violent resistance. So, the first sentence you should say at this moment should be: "Officer, my name is …, I live in …, and my ID card is here …" (Officer, my name is …, I live in …, and my ID card is here …). However, don't try to find your identification on yourself or in the car, because the police don't know if you will hide your weapon. So, you can only tell him clearly where your certificate is. My certificate is in the left pocket of my suit. Then, let the police get it themselves or wait for his instructions. In some cases, the police can make an arrest without a warrant. For example, the police have sufficient reason to suspect that this person has committed or will commit an indicative crime, or the police find that this person is committing a criminal crime, or the police have sufficient reason to believe that a valid arrest warrant has been issued in the area to arrest this person. What is a good reason? As long as there is a reasonable and possible basis, that is, a reasonable and probable reason, it is a sufficient reason. Therefore, if the police want to arrest you, you should clearly identify yourself, and then you can ask him to show your badge, arrest warrant or reasons for arresting you. Even if you are not satisfied with his reasons, you should cooperate and don't get caught, but you can ask for permission to find a lawyer as soon as possible and get due legal protection. You have the right to remain silent except to declare your real name and address in time and show your identification. That's not playing dumb or ignoring the police's questions, but when the police ask questions that may be related to evidence, you can insist on waiting for your lawyer to be present before answering, or wait for your lawyer's assistance before deciding whether to answer. The so-called notarization documents are important documents, which need to be witnessed by lawyers or notaries, such as affidavits, power of attorney, property transfer documents, applications for professional licenses and so on. Since it is necessary to witness the signature of the victim, the document should be signed by the victim himself in front of the lawyer or notary, not in advance, and then given to the lawyer or notary for supplementary witness. If the witness's lawyer or notary doesn't know the victim, the victim should bring his own identification documents, such as passport, driver's license, citizen's card and other documents with photos, so that the witness can have reasonable evidence to prove that the victim who signed the document is the signatory. If the document to be signed and witnessed is an affidavit, the lawyer or notary who witnessed it has the responsibility to take an oath, and it is necessary to ensure that the victim understands all the contents of the affidavit, so it takes more time than signing it as soon as they meet. Another kind of notarization document is a copy certificate. Many application procedures require applicants to submit some documents, such as graduation certificate, identity certificate, marriage certificate and so on. In order to avoid losing the original documents during transmission, the general application procedures indicate that notarized copies can be submitted. This requires the customer to hand over the original certificate to a lawyer or notary, and ask him to make a copy. Then, please ask the lawyer or notary to stamp and sign the copy. To prove that this is the correct copy he checked. Copy notarization is not to prove the authenticity of the document itself. Notaries do not make any evaluation or recognition of certificates. Lawyers' professional responsibilities lawyers' professional responsibilities to clients include: loyal service: in order to fully protect the interests of clients, lawyers should avoid falling into conflicts of interest, so they generally do not represent places with conflicts of interest or possible conflicts of interest at the same time. Competent service: lawyers should provide appropriate legal advice and take appropriate actions to protect the interests of clients in a timely and appropriate manner, and report the progress to clients. Confidential service: The information obtained by lawyers from clients should be kept strictly confidential and should not be disclosed or leaked to the outside world without the consent of clients. Because the scope of the law often changes, lawyers have to choose their own business scope. Within the scope of choice, they should always pay attention to the changes in the law and study frequently, so as to continuously provide qualified services to customers. Besides knowing the law, the ability of a lawyer is mainly his analytical ability. When meeting with clients, he should be able to ask questions, listen and observe effectively, so as to quickly grasp the basic understanding of the case. Then, apply professional knowledge to the individual situation and needs of customers.