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Decision adjourned on compelled statement argument at fatal THC-impaired driving trial

Summary by Saskatoon Star Phoenix
A Saskatoon judge will decide on June 7 whether Taylor Ashley Kennedy believed she was compelled by law to tell police about using cannabis and magic mushrooms the night before she hit and killed nine-year-old Baeleigh Emily Maurice, or whether she gave the information freely.

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Decision adjourned on compelled statement argument at fatal THC-impaired driving trial

A Saskatoon judge will decide on June 7 whether Taylor Ashley Kennedy believed she was compelled by law to tell police about using cannabis and magic mushrooms the night before she hit and killed nine-year-old Baeleigh Emily Maurice, or whether she gave the information freely.

·Saskatoon, Canada
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Saskatoon Star Phoenix broke the news in Saskatoon, Canada on Wednesday, April 24, 2024.
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