Judge questions Nygard prosecution process amid abuse claims
Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 6:21 pm
In a surprising judicial turn, a judge has ruled that the handling of the Peter Nygard prosecution involved abuse of process. This decision comes alongside efforts for a second opinion on the case, leaving legal experts and the public to digest an unexpected twist in the lengthy legal saga.
A judge has ruled a decision by Manitoba's former attorney general to review a criminal case against former fashion mogul Peter Nygard was an abuse of process.
WINNIPEG - A judge has ruled a decision by Manitoba's former attorney general to review a criminal case against former fashion mogul Peter Nygard was an abuse of process.
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