Quebec City mosque shooter’s lawyers to argue against consecutive life sentences

Mon, May 7: Alexandre Bissonnette’s lawyers will try to prove the maximum sentence he faces of 150 years in prison is unconstitutional. As Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, the judge’s ruling in this case could overturn a number of precedents of long sentences in Canada.

• Inside the mind of a killer: What we now know about Alexandre Bissonnette’s Quebec mosque shooting plot