
Canadian Man Kenneth Law to Plead Guilty in Suicide Kit Case
Kenneth Law, a Canadian man accused of selling deadly substances online, is expected to plead guilty to aiding suicide, with 14 murder charges reportedly being dropped. This development comes ahead of his trial for allegedly distributing suicide kits globally.
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Read full article →Canadian man Kenneth Law to plead guilty in suicide kit case to avoid murder trial
A Canadian man accused of helping 14 people in the province of Ontario kill themselves by selling a legal but deadly substance online will avoid a murder trial by pleading guilty to lesser charges, his lawyer said on Saturday. Kenneth Law, 60, will plead guilty to counselling or aiding suicide under a deal with Crown prosecutors that will see more serious first-degree murder charges withdrawn, Matthew Gourlay of Henein Hutchison Robitaille said in an email. Law’s case is scheduled to retu...
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Read full article →Kenneth Law to plead guilty to aiding suicide as 14 murder charges dropped, lawyer says
Second-degree murder carries an automatic sentence of life in prison while counselling or aiding suicide carries a maximum sentence of 14 years
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