Posted on 25/01/08
Lawyer outraged evidence was suppressed
Thirty-five years of frustration boiled over for veteran Ottawa lawyer Arthur Cogan yesterday as he described the moment he learned his client - Romeo Phillion - spent three decades in prison because key evidence was withheld at his 1972 murder trial.
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