"Mental illness, a medical history, is not a vulnerability to be exploited to escape police wrong doing or false allegations, Human Rights, Disability, and Discrimination.
The first strategy involves the use of assessment orders before trial for non-criminal responsibility instead of at the end of a trial as the Supreme Court of Canada indicates in R v Swain, in some cases it may also involve participating defense lawyers, it can help the Police escape wrong doing such as false allegations, searching a home without a warrant, seizing computers without a warrant, etc, and results in the accused being denied a fair trial, a serious violation of criminal law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
A routine example that is not currently believed by the general population is the combination of false allegations, Police wrong doing, assessment order before trial, powerful radar assaults (a run away or get cancer strategy), run aways look guilty, intercepted and detained, "radar assaults" the assessment order for non-criminal responsibility is used, the Police escape wrong doing."




