DOI: 10.11606/d.99.2017.tde-31012017-142108
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Algoritmo para o diagnóstico molecular da leishmaniose visceral

Abstract: Dedico este trabalho aos meus queridos e amados pais, Cássia e Manoel, ao meu amado esposo Marcelo, à minha irmã Ramona e sobrinhos. E aos meus avós (in memorian) Marli, Edith e Nino. E à família, razão da minha vida. iv AGRADECIMENTOS À minha orientadora Lúcia Maria Almeida Braz por acreditar no meu potencial, pela intensa dedicação, valiosos ensinamentos, pela amizade e carinho. À Profa. Dra. Thelma Suely Okay pelo apoio desde o começo do projeto, pela participação em todos os aspectos do trabalho e por me a… Show more

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“…The Alberta Government … referred two questions to the Alberta Court of Appeal raising the issues of (1) whether, in Part IV.1 of the Criminal Code, 58 Ibid., per Le Dain, J., para 69 (emphasis and paragraph breaks added Ontario legislation) included "the 'preservation of the peace, the prevention of crime, and the protection of life and property'." 69 The Court understood the intent of the 911 emergency telephone system as being to provide a means whereby people in distress can seek immediate assistance. Hence, the police duty to protect life is "engaged whenever it can be inferred that the 911 caller is or may be in some distress, including cases where the call is disconnected before the nature of the emergency can be determined."…”
Section: Wiretap Reference and Lyons V The Queenmentioning
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“…The Alberta Government … referred two questions to the Alberta Court of Appeal raising the issues of (1) whether, in Part IV.1 of the Criminal Code, 58 Ibid., per Le Dain, J., para 69 (emphasis and paragraph breaks added Ontario legislation) included "the 'preservation of the peace, the prevention of crime, and the protection of life and property'." 69 The Court understood the intent of the 911 emergency telephone system as being to provide a means whereby people in distress can seek immediate assistance. Hence, the police duty to protect life is "engaged whenever it can be inferred that the 911 caller is or may be in some distress, including cases where the call is disconnected before the nature of the emergency can be determined."…”
Section: Wiretap Reference and Lyons V The Queenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He was acquitted at trial on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer, on the basis that the original entry had been unlawful, rendering "all subsequent actions of the police, including the arrest of the appellant … illegal. "67 The Supreme Court of Canada grappled with the question of whether the forcible entry into the home, clearly "a prima facie interference with a person's liberty and property"68 was justifiable under the Waterfield test as elaborated in Dedman. Chief Justice Lamer, for a unanimous bench, took it that the common law duties of peace officers (as incorporated in…”
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“…They do not have further permission to search premises or otherwise intrude on a resident's privacy or property. "43 Again, the ancillary police power extrapolated from common law duties is narrowly circumscribed in terms of time, place, and persons.Cloutier v. Langlois dealt with the scope of police powers of search on arrest. As in other cases, a generalized "reasonableness" test was insufficient to support the asserted police power.…”
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