Murder Trial in Newfoundland Delayed Due to Lack of Sheriffs

A first-degree murder trial in Newfoundland, Canada, for Dean Penney was unusually delayed after the court was informed there were not enough sheriff's officers to bring the accused into the courtroom.

2 Apr, 08:30 — 2 Apr, 08:30

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Trial of N.L. man accused of 1st-degree murder delayed over not enough sheriffs to bring him into courtroom

In a highly unusual move, Justice Vikas Khaladkar unleashed a wave of criticism when the court was told there weren't enough sheriff's officers to bring Dean Penney, who is accused of murder, to court.

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Murder Trial in Newfoundland Delayed Due to Lack of Sheriffs

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Trial of N.L. man accused of 1st-degree murder delayed over not enough sheriffs to bring him into courtroom

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