In Windsor, Ontario, defence attorney Ken Marley has formally requested the dismissal of all charges against his client, Daniel Gerow, who faces 11 counts, including torture and assault. Gerow's trial concluded in April 2026, significantly exceeding the Supreme Court of Canada's Jordan framework limit of 18 months for provincial court cases. Marley argued that the delays were primarily due to the Crown's failure to utilize the first two days of trial effectively, stating, 'The Crown made its bed ... they now must lie in it.' Assistant Crown attorney Kalie Grainger acknowledged that had the defence raised the delay issue sooner, the Crown could have adjusted its priorities and secured earlier trial dates. Marley also noted that the complexity of the case arose from the number of witnesses and evidence presented by the Crown, asserting that the defence should not bear the responsibility for the trial's length. Justice Adam Campbell is expected to deliver his decision on the matter by early July.