Advocates for Sexual-Assault Survivors Worry Hockey Canada Trial Disruptions Will Dissuade Others From Seeking Justice

Advocates for sexual-assault survivors worry Hockey Canada trial disruptions will dissuade others from seeking justice

Dismissal of second jury is unsurprising, but disappointing, say local sexual assault survivors and advocates who have frequently gathered outside the courthouse

Report: Jury dismissed in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial involving Carter Hart

Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia alone will decide the case. The jury accused the defense's lawyers of unprofessionalism.

Jury dismissed in Canadian sexual assault case

The judge handling the trial of five Canadian hockey players accused of sexual assault dismissed the jury Friday after a complaint that defense attorneys were laughing at some of the jurors.

Why the jury was dismissed at the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial

A second jury dismissed and case will be proceeding by judge alone after juror complained about the conduct of two defence lawyers

The trial involving five former players of the 2018 Canadian Junior Team takes a new turn as the 14 jurors have been officially released from office.Judge Maria Carroccia made this decision Friday morning, after a jurors reported an unease in the group the previous day. According to a note sent to the court, several jurors felt judged and mocked by lawyers Daniel Brown and Hilary Dudding, citing inappropriate behaviors such as whispering and lau…

Trial for ex-world junior avid gamers at the moment previous to court docket alone after jurors charged safety of teasing them

While the court docket will get on break, enable’s return to that case that the safety group for Alex Formenton was teasing quite a few jurors’ bodily seems for a minute. Both attorneys have really completely refuted they made any form of such remarks. Daniel Brown and Hilary Dudding launched an unusual declaration concerning the claims proper after the court docket disregarded the court docket as we speak. “In short, a juror came to somehow bel…