A video posted online Friday of a Saskatchewan jury delivering its not guilty verdict in Gerald Stanley's murder trial has been taken down after it sparked "grave concern" at the province's Ministry of Justice on Monday. Recording the Stanley trial was prohibited, as is the case in most Canadian trials. The room was equipped with TVs showing a live-feed of Chief Justice Martel Popescul, the lawyers arguing each side of the case, the public gallery and members of the 12-person jury. As people react with shock in the public gallery, Popescul arranges his papers and instructs the jurors to remain seated. The second half of the video shows Stanley being ushered into a truck outside of the courthouse.

Source: CBC News February 12, 2018 18:48 UTC