B.C. couple found guilty of terror-related charges back in court

The case of a B.C. couple convicted of trying to bomb the legislature on Canada Day two years ago is back in court today.

Lawyers for John Nuttall and Amanda Korody will argue that police entrapped the pair, manipulating them into the plot.

The two were found guilty of designing and planting pressure cooker bombs in June. They were convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and possession of an explosive substance on behalf of a terrorist group.

But the conviction was put on hold while defence lawyers argue that their clients were entrapped in an elaborate police sting operation.

READ MORE: Canada Day Terror Trial: Lawyer argues John Nuttal and Amanda Korody exploited

Global News has a reporter in court and we will update this story throughout the day.