Search and Surveillance Bill

  • enacted

Admission of evidence generally

141 Admission of evidence
  • (1) If a District Court Judge of the appropriate court upholds a claim to privilege under section 132, 133, 134, 138, 139, or 140 in respect of any communication or information, the communication or information to which the privilege applies is not admissible in any proceedings arising from, or related to, the execution of the search warrant or exercise of the other search power or surveillance power or the carrying out of the examination order or production order, as the case requires.

    (2) Subject to subsection (1), this subpart does not limit or affect the admissibility of any evidence, or the discretion of any court to admit or refuse to admit any evidence, in any proceedings.