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An overview of substantive and procedural law, explaining their definitions, differences, and implications. Substantive law refers to the precise definition of offenses and charges, while procedural law outlines the methods and actions law enforcement must take during arrests, detainments, interrogations, and searches. Examples and Canadian Criminal Code sections are provided to illustrate these concepts. Failure to follow procedural law can result in inadmissible evidence and the release of the accused.
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