R. v. Ebanks, 2009 ONCA 851
[49] While the Crown agent should help the affiant present the evidence in a clear and concise manner and point out any flaws, inconsistencies or ambiguities in the affidavit, he or she should not become an investigator and engage in a wholesale review of the file. This would blur the line between the mutually independent functions of the police and the Crown, each of whom properly maintains a distinct role in the criminal justice system.
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