Instead, the prosecution argued, evidence shows that David Livingston and Laura Miller deliberately set about deleting embarrassing records about the government’s costly 2011 decision to cancel two gas plants to ensure they would never see the light of day.
Thursday, November 23, 2017
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN GAS PLANTS TRIAL
TORONTO – The suggestion that two senior political staffers wiped only personal data from computers in the office of former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty doesn’t wash, a judge was told in closing arguments on Wednesday.
Instead, the prosecution argued, evidence shows that David Livingston and Laura Miller deliberately set about deleting embarrassing records about the government’s costly 2011 decision to cancel two gas plants to ensure they would never see the light of day.
Instead, the prosecution argued, evidence shows that David Livingston and Laura Miller deliberately set about deleting embarrassing records about the government’s costly 2011 decision to cancel two gas plants to ensure they would never see the light of day.
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