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    Lawyer's sentence an 'injury' to black community: Supporter
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    City Vaughan
    Country Canada

    Lawyer blasts whiteness of justice system as charges dropped

    A Halifax lawyer accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2011 blasted Nova Scotia's legal system for not being racially diverse after the charges against him were withdrawn. Lyle Howe says there are systemic problems in the courts. 
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    The Canadian Press
    Unique identifier: CP14622687 
    Legacy Identifier: n_Lawyer-Sex-Assault20160218T1315 
    Type: Video 
    Duration: 2m23s 
    Dimensions: 1280px × 720px     192.14 MB 
    Create Date: 2/18/2016 1:15:00 PM 
    Display aspect ratio: 16:9 
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    African nova scotian
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    Canadian justice system
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    Halifax lawyer
    lawyer accused of sex assault
    lawyer case dropped
    legal system
    Lyle Howe
    nova scotia court
    nova scotia superior court
    racism in the justice system