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Artist sketches of Chiheb Esseghaier and Raed Jaser, are shown. The two men were found guilty of terrorism charges after being accused of plotting to derail a passenger train. They are asking Ontario's highest court to grant them a new trial, arguing the jury that convicted them was improperly selected. The Canadian Press/Tammy Hoy, John Mantha
Two men found guilty of terrorism charges after being accused of plotting to derail a passenger train are asking Ontario’s highest court to grant them a new trial, arguing the jury that convicted them was improperly selected.
Lawyers for Raed Jaser argue the judge who oversaw the case made several errors, including rejecting their client’s request as to the method of jury selection.
