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Acquittal doesn't excuse police behaviour | Clayton Ruby and Annamaria Enenajor

Thursday, August 17, 2017 @ 11:25 AM | By Clayton Ruby and Annamaria Enenajor

In R. v. Nyznik 2017 ONSC 4392, three Toronto police officers were acquitted of sexual assault based upon Justice Anne Molloy’s inability to be certain that the complainant was reliable and...

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