City of Terrebonne v. Beaudry, 2026 QCCS 2311 (CanLII), Last June, the Court of Appeal upheld the ruling of criminal proceedings against former mayor of Terrebonne, Jean-Marc Robitaille, and members of his administration, who were accused in particular of corruption in municipal affairs. However, at the criminal trial, the judge concluded that UPAC and DPCP had deliberately violated known jurisprudential principles of disclosure and ordered that…
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City of Terrebonne v. Beaudry, 2026 QCCS 2311 (CanLII), Last June, the Court of Appeal upheld the ruling of criminal proceedings against former mayor of Terrebonne, Jean-Marc Robitaille, and members of his administration, who were accused in particular of corruption in municipal affairs. However, at the criminal trial, the judge concluded that UPAC and DPCP had deliberately violated known jurisprudential principles of disclosure and ordered that…