Jane Sims is a journalist at County Weekly News. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, international laws, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and the real estate market. Jane's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Montreal Gazette, National Post, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Jane Sims' coverage primarily focuses on evolving crime stories, particularly around trials and sentencing in the Ontario region of Canada. She also covers hate crimes and victim impact statements. If you have insights related to ongoing criminal cases, legal proceedings, or developments in hate crime legislation within the Ontario region, your pitch is likely to be well-received by Jane Sims.
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By: Jane Sims
Lawyer says accused was victim of intimate-partner violence and should be convicted of manslaughter, not murder.
Concurrent sentence closes final chapter in four-year court saga.
By: Jane Sims
Trial hears evidence about turbulent relationship as defence advances self-defence argument.
By: Jane Sims
Trial hears evidence about turbulent relationship as defence advances self-defence argument.
By: Jane Sims
David Yates recounts years of conflict, mistrust and violence before Caitlin Jennings’ death.
By: Jane Sims
Shane Marshall is charged with uttering threats to cause death.
David Yates’ testimony conflicts with pathologist’s evidence about bruising.
Zekun (Alex) Wang remains on a $410,000 house-arrest bail as case moves forward.
By: Jane Sims
Prosecutor rejects self-defence claim, says accused “lost it” during argument over alleged infidelities.
By: Jane Sims
Prosecutor rejects self-defence claim, says accused “lost it” during argument over alleged infidelities.
