Loi sur les mesures de guerre
The "War Measures Act" also violated and limited many human rights of people being incarcerated: "Everyone arrested under the "War Measures Act" was denied due process. Habeas corpus (an individual's right to have a judge confirm that they have been lawfully detained) was suspended. The Crown could detain a suspect for seven days before charging them with a crime. In addition, the attorney general could order, before the seven days expired, that the accused be held for up to 21 days. The prisoners were not permitted to consult legal counsel, and many were held incommunicado."