ND EP: 32 - The Cindy Gladue Case: Consent, Courtrooms, and Systemic Failure
Northern Dark | True Canadian Crime by Northern Dark Podcast
Episode notes
In June 2011, Cindy Gladue, a 36-year-old Indigenous woman from the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, died in an Edmonton hotel room after suffering a catastrophic injury.
The physical facts of her death were never in dispute. What followed was a legal battle over how Canadian law defines consent, serious bodily harm, and criminal responsibility.
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