TORONTO – A judge is set to deliver his verdict today related to Ontario’s gas-plants scandal.
Former top political aides David Livingston and Laura Miller are charged over the destruction of documents.
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The senior staff to former premier Dalton McGuinty are accused of attempted mischief and illegal use of a computer.
Prosecutors alleged the duo illegally destroyed records to save the Liberal party embarrassment over a decision to cancel two gas plants in 2011.
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The defence argued they wanted to delete personal data – not documents that had to be kept.
The Crown had earlier dropped a charge of breach of trust against the pair.
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