10 Codes and Flags
Inspections
Vehicles
Statements
Miscellaneous
100

10-29

What is check records for wanted


100

The information missing on an Outdoors Card?

What is photograph and address.

100

Tells you where a vehicle has been

What are tracks

100

The definition of suspect

What is a person not formally charged with anything (RG does not exists, only mere suspicion)
100

SSELLA stands for

What is species, season, equipment, licence, limit, and area.

200

Driver's licence check

What is 10-27

200

These can be inspected

What are regulated activities.

200

Licence plates and VINS can tell you...

Who owns the vehicle 

200

You should caution someone when you

What is reach reasonable grounds

200

What does R. vs. Subaru tell us about investigative detentions?

Brief investigative detentions are allowed and are not breeches of section 10.

300

Flag Alpha

What is armed and dangerous

300

An inspection is these three things

What is a check to determine compliance, an overall general check, and no reasonable grounds that an offence has taken place.

300

'Y' in the phonetic alphabet

Wat is yankee

300

What legislation provides enhances rights to youth?

Youth Criminal Justice Act

300

What does R. vs. Mann say in relation to detaining?

The police cannot be said to detain every suspect they stop for the purposes os identification, or even interview under s. 9 and 10 of the Charter

400

History os family violence

What is Flag Foxtrot

400

The section of the Charter and Rights and Freedoms that states everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure. 

What is section 8.

400
On a vehicle,  VIN is found in these three places

1. Dash

2. Engine block

3. Door sticker/post

400

The confessions rule states

What is "no statement made by a detained person to a person is inadmissible unless the crown can prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, the statement was given voluntarily".

400

The five universal truths in communication are

1. People feel the need to be respected

2. People would rather be asked than told

3. People have a desire to know why

4. People prefer to have options over threats

5. People want to have a second chance

500

10-60

What is subject is negative

500

The case law that deals with the warrantless search of a perimeter where evidence found generates a criminal charge.

What is R. vs. Kokesch (1990).

500

The digital linked radio communication across Ontario used by police, ambulance, fire, and other enforcement is called

What is FleetNet

500

R. vs. Oickle outline a 'test' of voluntariness

What is:

1. threats/promises

2. oppression

3. operating mind

4. police trickery

500

MNRF TIPS phone number

What is 1-877-847-7667

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