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HALIFAX — A prosecutor presented evidence of rising violence in Nova Scotia’s jails Tuesday as he called for tough sentences against inmates who took part in a "brazen" and orchestrated assault upon a new arrival.
Brian James Marriott is scheduled to return to Nova Scotia Supreme Court to formally enter his plea on Jan. 12
Toddler was in 'serious condition,' says paramedic in James Turpin manslaughter trial In his report David Burtt, wrote two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan's body was dry when he arrived at her home in Central Blissville for an emergency call 17 years ago. Social Sharing James Turpin is on trial in Fredericton for manslaughter in the 2004 death of two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan Posted: Mar 16, 2021 1:41 PM AT | Last Updated: March 16 Two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan suffered a massive brain injury on April 2, 2004, and died a week later at the IWK Hospital in Halifax.(Court exhibit) In his report, pa...
Posted: Mar 11, 2021 6:57 PM AT | Last Updated: March 11 Two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan suffered a massive brain injury on April 2, 2004, and died a week later at the IWK Hospital in Halifax.(Court exhibit) The lawyer defending a northern New Brunswick man accused in the death of a two-year-old girl spent hours challenging two police officers who interrogated him 17 years ago. James Turpin, now 41, is on trial for manslaughter in the April 2004 death of two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan at the home where she lived with her mother about 30 kilometres southeast of Fredericton. "Officers lied to ...
Posted: Mar 12, 2021 1:35 PM AT | Last Updated: March 12 Two-year-old Kennedy Corrigan suffered a massive brain injury on April 2, 2004, and died a week later at the IWK Hospital in Halifax.(Court exhibit) The Court of Queen's Bench judge overseeing James Turpin's manslaughter trial has approved a withdrawal application to eliminate video footage and testimony as evidence from a November 2004 police interrogation. This means hours of police interrogation footage and testimonies from at least three RCMP officers that were viewed earlier this week, will no longer be used in Turpin's trial. T...