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Delay in trial for man accused in death of Coalhurst, Alta , woman

Court proceedings against a Lethbridge man accused in an impaired driving death from 2019 have been delayed over a scheduling issue.

Accused in Coalhurst intersection death to stand trial in 2023

LETHBRIDGE HERALDdshurtz@lethbridgeherald.comA southern Alberta man, who remains in custody after he was denied bail Feb. 4 in relation to a drunk driving

Hearing cancelled for accused in deadly 2019 collision

LETHBRIDGE HERALDdshurtz@lethbridgeherald.comA preliminary hearing scheduled to run this week for a 38-year-old man charged in connection with a drunk

Court delays prompt judge to order case move forward

Court delays prompt judge to order case move forward Poll Yes A Lethbridge judge has ordered the lawyer representing a man  charged in connection with a fatal car collision, to move things along following numerous delays since the accused was arrested more than a year ago. Judge Erin Olsen told Calgary lawyer L. K. Ross that he needs to be prepared to take a step when he returns to court next week on behalf of Wesley Brian Phillips. Phillips is accused of crashing into a car Nov. 25, 2019, killing the driver, 66-year-old Betty Ment. During a hearing Thursday in Lethbridge provincial court, Ross said it’s been difficult talking with his client, who is in custody at the Calgary Remand Centre and has been in the health unit for more than a month. Ross said Phillips was just released from the health unit and he was, after several attempts, finally able to arrange a telephone interview with his client for the following day.

Court delays prompt judge to order case move forward - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Court delays prompt judge to order case move forward Poll Yes A Lethbridge judge has ordered the lawyer representing a man charged in connection with a fatal car collision, to move things along following numerous delays since the accused was arrested more than a year ago. Judge Erin Olsen told Calgary lawyer L. K. Ross that he needs to be prepared to take a step when he returns to court next week on behalf of Wesley Brian Phillips. Phillips is accused of crashing into a car Nov. 25, 2019, killing the driver, 66-year-old Betty Ment. During a hearing Thursday in Lethbridge provincial court, Ross said it’s been difficult talking with his client, who is in custody at the Calgary Remand Centre and has been in the health unit for more than a month. Ross said Phillips was just released from the health unit and he was, after several attempts, finally able to arrange a telephone interview with his client for the following day.

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