Choosing a panel of his peers

Article Abstract:

Justice Patrick LeSage, who held court in the ballroom of a Toronto hotel, has sworn in a panel of twelve from a pool of 980 potential jurors in the Paul Bernardo sex killing case. Bernardo pled not guilty to the nine charges against him, which include first degree murder and sexual assault.

Innovations, Jury selection

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Private grief, public interest

Article Abstract:

Lawyers for the families of sex murder victims Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French want videotaped evidence in the Paul Bernardo murder case kept under wraps, to protect the privacy interests of the victims. Defense attorneys and media lawyers argue the tapes should made public.

Crimes against, Teenage girls, Video tapes in courtroom proceedings, Video evidence

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A trail of brutality

Article Abstract:

Police have charged Paul Bernardo on 53 counts related to a string of sex crimes beginning in 1983. Although described by a former girlfriend as 'caring and kind,' Bernardo has been charged with raping 9 women and killing two.

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