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Matthew Asma
Crown counsel in Ontario's Crown Law Office–Criminal (Ministry of the Attorney General), arguing criminal appeals before the Supreme Court of Canada.
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Oct 9, 2026
His Majesty the King v. Abdel Karim Chemlal (41766)
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125:55speaker_10PANELIST
Matthew As- Asma.
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126:03Matthew AsmaGUEST
Uh, I want to make a submission about how the court should understand the manpower to search incidental to a detention and the standalone safety search first described in McDonald as being two different common law powers.
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126:17Matthew AsmaGUEST
Uh, and yet you should also conclude that both of them are available to police on a reasonable suspicion.

Andromache KarakatsanisPANELIST
Let me ask you, is, is there not overlap when you're talking about imminent threat of a firearm because possession of a firearm is usually or often, uh, evidence of a, of an offense?
His Majesty the King v. Abdel Karim Chemlal (41766)
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125:55speaker_0NARRATOR
Matthew As-Asma.
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126:03Matthew AsmaGUEST
Uh, I wanna make a submission about how the court should understand the manpower to search incidental to a detention and the standalone safety search first described in McDonald as being two different common law powers.
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126:17Matthew AsmaGUEST
Uh, and yet you should also conclude that both of them are available to police on a reasonable suspicion.
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127:17KarakatsanisUNKNOWN
-may I ask you, is, is there not overlap when you're talking about imminent threat of a firearm because possession of a firearm is usually or often, uh, evidence of a-- of an offense?