Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: 8. Immediately following this Honourable Court's decision to grant the stay of the Feeney judgement, the Assistant Deputy Attorney General (Criminal Law) and I began receiving responses to a letter we had sent to our provincial counterparts on June 20, 1997, regarding the interim pro cedurcs, taken in each jurisdiction prior to the stay of the Feeney requesting the opinions of the provinces regarding a legislative scheme by which peace officers could obtain the constitutionally required warrant to enter a dwelling-house for the purposes of arrest.
The Assistant Deputy Attorney General wrote correspondence to other provincial attorneys general.
The provinces have opinions.
The Sept 12th order concerned the prisoners.
more law enforcement would be welcome
The Justice Department was involved with the letter.
Writing a letter to someone in jail is a 5 step process.
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are scolded.
The police were responding to a call about domestic disturbance.
The House urged the government to conclude an agreement with the provinces and territories prior to December 31, 1998.
The House has had one request today.
The Swiss Authorities sent an offending letter to the Justice Department.
Injustices have been made by placing restrictions on the provinces.
the regional police investigated more than one assault
The House wanted the government to conclude an agreement with the provinces and territories.
The Justice Department sent a letter to the Toronto Star.
Staff Sergeant Fiegenwald was involved with the letter.
The governor's request was repeated by those of other states.
The petitioners are being asked to make a judgment.
The federal government is talking about looking at you while you're at home.
The letter went back and forth internally before being sent to the recipient
Amendments regarding the Canadian Security Intelligence Service must be carefully drafted.
The house is to consider a motion to adjourn. 
This was the first time the Assistant Deputy Attorney General had ever been granted a stay.
Immediately following this Honourable Court's decision to grant the stay of the Feeney judgement, the late Assistant Deputy Attorney General and I began receiving responses to a letter we had sent to our provincial counterparts on June 20, 1997, regarding the interim pro cedurcs, taken in each jurisdiction prior to the stay of the Feeney requesting the opinions of the provinces regarding a legislative scheme by which peace officers could obtain the constitutionally required warrant to enter a dwelling-house for the purposes of arrest.

The responses began coming in on June 21