Not Guilty: The Trial Of Gerald Regan

Author: Stephen Kimber|See more titles by Stephen Kimber

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About this Book

Format:Hardcover

Dimensions:320 Pages, 6 x 9 in

Published:July 15, 1999

Publisher:Stoddart Publishing

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:
ISBN - 10:077373192X
ISBN - 13:9780773731929

From Our Editors

It was a trial that pitted a premier against the women in his community and top-notch Ontario lawyer Eddie Greenspan against Nova Scotia prosecutor Adrian Reid. They accused Gerald Regan of sexual assault, but a jury thought otherwise. And the outcome was shocking outcome. It was a case of skillful legal maneuvering that saw the careful exclusion of much crucial evidence. Not Guilty chronicles the victim's memories while weaving in details about Regan's political career.

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The public was shocked when reports began to circulate that Gerald Regan, a former premier of Nova Scotia and federal cabinet minister, had committed dozens of sexual assaults on teenage girls and young women over a period of decades. Charges were laid and a major trial took place in 1998.

The book is powerful in its contrast of public life and private sordidness. Kimber shows how the authorities hoped through the prosecution of the sexual assault charges to restore their reputation after previous scandals.

What happened? How could a man who "everyone knew" should be watched around women workers and acquaintances be let off on such serious charges?