LETHBRIDGE, Alta. – The trial for a southern Alberta man facing child pornography charges has been adjourned until later this month.
Patrick Bryan Ryckman of Lethbridge has pleaded not guilty to possession and access to child porn.
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His trial got underway Monday with Ryckman acting as his own lawyer.
But it has been delayed until Nov. 23 while he undergoes a psychiatric assessment.
Ryckman was charged in August 2009 after a memory stick was found in a study centre at the University of Lethbridge.
The device contained several images of child pornography.
(CJOC)
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