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Mr. Big stings are inadmissible by default. Here's why Dean Penney's was allowed at trial

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Mr. Big stings are inadmissible by default. Here's why Dean Penney's was allowed at trial

Perhaps the biggest decision in the Dean Penney trial happened before the jury was even selected.

Here's why a judge allowed the jury to hear evidence from the RCMP's covert operation commonly known as a Mr.

Big sting.

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