First-degree murder trial delayed as lawyer falls ill

A first-degree murder trial that was scheduled to begin Monday in Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench has been delayed after Walid Adam Mohamed’s lawyer informed the judge that she was in pain and needed to seek medical attention.
The case was adjourned until the afternoon, when court learned Johnstone-Clarke was hospitalized. 
Crown prosecutor Matthew Miazga indicated he had several witnesses — some of whom had flown to Saskatoon — ready to testify on Monday. The judge