Sudbury man to stand trial for wife's 2022 murder
Preliminary hearing determines there is enough evidence for Hatinder Sharma to go to trial Hatinder Sharma, a 35-year-old Sudbury man charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Kanika Arora, has been committed to trial. The preliminary hearing, which began on Oct. 3, concluded with a decision that there is enough evidence for the case to proceed to trial, which included a mix of virtual and in-person witnesses. Sharma is currently being represented by Sudbury lawyer Edmond Paquette and assistant Crown attorneys Julie Bourassa and Stephanie Baker. The hearing was conducted without publication.
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Preliminary hearing determines there is enough evidence for Hatinder Sharma to go to trial
A preliminary hearing for the man charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife in Sudbury last year has ended with his being committed to trial.
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Hatinder Sharma, 35, charged in the death of Kanika Arora, will make his next court appearance in Superior assignment court on Nov. 7.
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The preliminary hearing got underway in the Ontario Court of Justice at the Sudbury Courthouse on Oct. 3 and had been scheduled to run for a total of seven days, wrapping up on Oct. 24.
There is a ban on publication with the preliminary hearing, which featured a mix of virtual and in-person witnesses.
Hindi, Punjabi and Farsi interpreters were all expected to be required.
A preliminary hearing determines if there is enough evidence for a matter to proceed to trial.
Sharma, who is in custody, is being represented by Sudbury lawyer Edmond Paquette.
Assistant Crown attorneys Julie Bourassa and Stephanie Baker represented the Crown at the preliminary hearing.
주제: Crime, Murder