Federal prosecutors have stayed a breach-of-trust charge against the military's former second-in-command, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, saying there was no reasonable chance for a conviction.

Criminal case against Vice-Admiral Norman stayed

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On Power & Politics, host David Cochrane asks decision-makers the questions that matter – and gets answers. Every weekday, we feature hard-hitting interviews with politicians and leaders, check in with CBC’s top political journalists for updates on breaking stories, and take the time to analyze the latest developments with a cast of regular panelists and critical thinkers. Whether you’re getting caught up on Canadian politics daily or weekly, we’ve got an insider’s view of the continuously-unfolding drama.'

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Criminal case against Vice-Admiral Norman stayed

Criminal case against Vice-Admiral Norman stayed