R v Jordan was an exercise in slackness. They should have just gone back to the Askov limits. The habit of suspending a declaration of unconstitutionality for a year, as they did with assisted suicide, is completely irrational. If a law violates fundamental rights, I can see no principled basis for allowing it to remain in force for even one more day, much less for a whole year. There are FAR too many decisions excusing police illegality as "good faith". The maxim that "ignorance of the law is no excuse" should be applied to the police at least as rigorously as it is applied to private citizens. "Reasoned apprehension of harm" is a horribly weak justification for violation of fundamental rights. I could go on, but this forum limits comment length.