ANTIGONISH, N.S. – There’s been an adjournment in the case of a 30-year-old Nova Scotia man charged in a fatal highway crash last month.
William Fogarty faces two counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death.
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The Antigonish resident was scheduled to elect the mode of his trial today, but it was put off until the new year.
Fogarty’s lawyer is leaving legal aid so a new legal-aid lawyer from Halifax has been assigned to take over the case, which is scheduled to return to court Feb. 2.
Fogarty was the lone survivor of the two-vehicle crash in late November.
Two Antigonish County teens in the other car died in the collision.
(CJFX)
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