Jacques Delisle was facing a second murder trial after his 2012 conviction was overturned due to errors in experts’ reports.
March 14, 2024 at 05:33 PM
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Canada Correspondent
A retired Canadian appeals court judge who was facing a second murder trial for allegedly killing his wife in 2009 pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Thursday, ending a tumultuous 15-year legal battle.
Jacques Delisle, the 88-year-old former Quebec Court of Appeal judge, was ordered to spend one more day in prison but was released later in the afternoon, according to media reports.
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Retired Canadian Appeals Court Judge Jacques Delisle.
