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The fifth and final defense attorney in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial began her cross-examination Tuesday by accusing the complainant of having “an agenda” for using the term “men” to refer to the five hockey players accused of sexual assault and other members of the

Teammate describes sex acts in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial Story via Kamila Hinkson and Dan Robson: nytimes.com/athletic/63560…

Players in group chat strategized how to respond to Hockey Canada investigation. Story w/t Hailey Salvian nytimes.com/athletic/63595…

NEWS: Jury discharged in Hockey Canada trial; judge alone will determine outcome nytimes.com/athletic/63617…

Jury discharged in Hockey Canada trial; judge alone will determine outcome. nytimes.com/athletic/63617…

The Athletic: Hockey Canada Trial | Players in group chat strategized how to respond to Hockey Canada investigation, by Hailey Salvian and Dan Robson Former #CBJ Jake Bean figures prominently in text exchange among players nytimes.com/athletic/63595…

A second jury has been dismissed in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial, which continues with a judge alone. That means a publication ban on anything the jury didn’t hear has been lifted. So here’s everything Katie Strang⁩ and I couldn’t write: nytimes.com/athletic/63620…

Dan and Katie Strang have been on top of this case the whole time. Make sure you’re following them both for updates.

Mark Scheifele showed a ton of courage amid incredible grief. Murat Ates captures it so well here.

Here’s ⁦Hailey Salvian⁩ with an overview on what happens now that the Hockey Canada trial moves forward with a judge alone. nytimes.com/athletic/63676…

After several inconsistencies in Brett Howden’s testimony at the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial, the Crown will now seek to cross-examine its own witness. The latest from London: W/t Katie Strang nytimes.com/athletic/63704…

After a day of arguing over Brett Howden’s truthfulness, the judge in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial said she did not believe he feigned a lack of memory during his testimony, as prosecutors alleged. But Justice Maria Carroccia did agree there were some inconsistencies

In the past, Brett Howden has said he heard E.M. weep and the sound of her being smacked on the buttocks. On the stand, his memory has faded. Today the Crown accused him of “feigned memory loss” in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. nytimes.com/athletic/63725…

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Brett Howden broke down during his testimony at the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial on Thursday. A judge will now rule on whether texts he sent describing events inside a London hotel room in 2018 are admissible as evidence. The latest from London: nytimes.com/athletic/63754…

Brett Howden read his past statements into evidence in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. But the judge has ruled his text messages that describe his former teammate slapping the complainant’s buttocks inadmissible. The latest from London: nytimes.com/athletic/63778…

Justice Maria Carroccia ruled Monday morning that a key piece of evidence in the Crown’s case will not be admissible in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. It was the second failed attempt to have the text included. 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/63832…

Brett Howden's text describing Dillon Dubé smacking the complainant's buttocks in a London hotel room has again been ruled inadmissible as evidence. It's another blow to a critical piece of evidence for the Crown in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. w/t Katie Strang