Kamila Hinkson
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Strang |Kamila Hinkson
LONDON, Ont. - Justice Maria Carroccia set July 24 as the decision date in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. During Tuesday's proceedings, in which the defense continued closing arguments, Carroccia said verdicts would be delivered in person on that date. Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dubé and Cal Foote are all charged with sexual assault after an alleged incident in June 2018.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Strang |Dan Robson |Kamila Hinkson
LONDON, Ont. - Defense attorneys began delivering their closing arguments in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial on Monday, attacking the complainant's testimony as containing a "cornucopia of credibility and reliability concerns" and suggesting that she has re-tooled her narrative to present herself as a victim to evoke sympathy from friends and family and in pursuit of the civil lawsuit she settled in 2022.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Strang |Kamila Hinkson |Dan Robson
LONDON, Ont. - Carter Hart, one of five players charged in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial, took the stand Thursday morning as the first witness for the defense after the prosecution told Justice Maria Carroccia that the Crown has called all of its witnesses and has concluded its case.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Strang |Kamila Hinkson |Dan Robson
LONDON, Ont. - Prosecutors have introduced the possibility of a surprise player witness in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. In an animated exchange at the end of Wednesday's proceedings, Crown attorney Meaghan Cunningham told Justice Maria Carroccia that the Crown was "nearing the end" of its case but that there were some "late-breaking events" about an additional witness who may be called, prompting defense attorney Megan Savard to object to the timing. "Sorry, Your Honor," Savard said.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Dan Robson |Kamila Hinkson |Katie Strang
LONDON, Ont. - After a day of arguing over Brett Howden's truthfulness, the judge in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial said she did not believe he feigned a lack of memory during his testimony, as prosecutors alleged. But Justice Maria Carroccia did agree there were some inconsistencies that could be questioned.
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the storylines be storylining today man
Ippei Mizuhara, the former interpreter for Shohei Ohtani, reported to prison Monday to begin his 57-month sentence, his attorney, Michael Freedman, confirmed to @SamBlum3. More details: https://t.co/GXCBYCBNN8
a propos of absolutely nothing, i am still here https://t.co/rwyTCjkb2J
they put the WCWS on the main TSN broadcast... so all of Canada could watch Texas Tech lose https://t.co/45BNaOEEme
