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Appeals court acquits mother convicted of manslaughter in shaken-baby case (opens the original)
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The Ontario Court of Appeal has quashed a decades-old manslaughter conviction of a young mother it now says was wrongfully convicted for the “shaken-baby” death of her infant son. Jennifer Gaskin broke into sobs after being granted an acquittal in a Toronto courtroom Tuesday morning. To her right sat her mother, who Ms. Gaskin said has never doubted her innocence. On her left was her daughter, who was taken from her more than 20 years ago, and with whom she had only reunited for the first time M
Toronto Police constable pleads guilty after licence plate search uncovered by Project South (opens the original)
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A Toronto Police constable charged as part of the large-scale Project South investigation pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a computer Monday, in connection with a licence plate query he conducted for a former boss at a security company. Constable Elias Mouawad was 24 years old and had only been with the police service for about a year and a half when he was swept up in February in what York Regional Police detectives have called the largest police corruption probe in Canadian history. It ha
Woman convicted of manslaughter in shaken-baby case hopes to clear her name (opens the original)
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More than 20 years after she was convicted in the death of her baby boy, and more than a decade after the science of “shaken baby syndrome” was called into question, Jennifer Gaskin is hoping to finally clear her name. The 51-year-old, convicted of manslaughter in 2002, is preparing to appear before the Ontario Court of Appeal. In advance of the Sept. 29 hearing, Ms. Gaskin’s lawyers and the Crown have come together, jointly submitting to the court that her conviction be quashed. “In light of th
Belleville, Ont., synagogue shooting was a ‘hate-motivated’ crime, police say (opens the original)
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The attack on a synagogue in Belleville, Ont., on Sunday during Yom Kippur was a hate-motivated crime, the city’s police chief confirmed at a press conference Thursday. “Make no mistake, this was a targeted attack against the Jewish community,” Chief Murray Rodd said. Chief Rodd said their investigation has determined this was “a deliberate attack directed at members of the Jewish community during one of the holiest observances of the year.”
Key transcripts that led to Project South probe will remain under publication ban, Ontario Superior Court rules (opens the original)
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Transcripts of key recordings that led to the Project South takedown will remain under a publication ban, after an Ontario Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday that inflammatory comments attributed to a Toronto police officer charged in the corruption case would “deeply offend” the public and create an indelible impression on potential jurors. The ruling is in response to an application by The Globe and Mail and other media outlets to make public more than 500 pages of court documents and warran
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