Haaima defence begins but doesn't finish cross-examination after two-month delay

Cross-examination of one complainant in Michael Haaima’s trial resumed July 30, after an unusual nearly two-month interruption in her testimony, caused by a legal application heard behind closed doors.This complainant first began to testify on June 2 with Crown counsel completing her examination-in-chief on June 4. Immediately afterward, the defence brought a legal application under section 276 of the Criminal Code, prompting the court to move in camera to hear arguments that are subject