Nova Scotia intimate-photo case delayed as lawyers seek to narrow issues
BRIDGEWATER, N.S. — The complexities in one of Canada’s largest prosecutions involving the alleged sharing of intimate images without consent has resulted in a delay.
Defence lawyer Joshua Nodelman, who represents one of the accused, says the case involving six Nova Scotia teens charged with sharing images of at least 20 high school girls will be back in youth court in Bridgewater, N.S., next month.
He says case-management discussions scheduled for Monday were put over until Dec. 12, allowing the lawyers to work out details to narrow the issues in the case.
Nodelman says a judge is also expected to hear applications at that date regarding applications by the media to gain access to some court documents in the case.