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Posted on 7 Jul 201215 Jan 2023

Judge convicted of first degree murder remains in jail

Retired judge Jacques Delisle, hoping to become the second person in Quebec in thirty years to be released pending an appeal, will have to remain in jail after Quebec Court of Appeal Justice Richard Wagner ruled that releasing him could undermine the public’s faith in the justice system.

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