Terrorism case delayed while lawyers wade through massive disclosure
Article content One of Calgary’s veteran judges is concerned about the drain the prosecution of two local men facing terrorism-related charges may have on the court system. Lawyers for Hussein and Jamal Borhot, who are cousins, but charged separately, appeared in criminal appearance court Friday and asked that their cases be adjourned a month so they can review “voluminous” Crown disclosure. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Judge concerned trials on terrorism-related charges could consume extensive court resources Back to video Justice D...
Source: calgaryherald.com
