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Live updates: Mother recalls desperate bid to save daughter at Kenneth Law sentencing

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Live updates: Mother recalls desperate bid to save daughter at Kenneth Law sentencing
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Dan Calderone wears a shirt in memory of his close friend Maurizio Antonio Vadala, one of Kenneth Law's victims, outside the sentencing hearing in Newmarket, Ont., on Wednesday. Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail

The sentencing hearing for Kenneth Law is pausing until November.

All 74 victim impact statements presented by the Crown have now been entered into the public record.

Justice Michelle Fuerst said the criminal case will vacate court dates scheduled for September and resume with sentencing arguments on Nov. 27.

A sentencing ruling on Law’s prison term would follow, possibly not until 2027.

Kenneth Law appears in court in Brampton, Ont., in May, 2023, in an artist's sketch. Alexandra Newbould/The Canadian Press

Earlier Thursday, British parents told the court that their 30-year-old son suffered an “agonizing” death, contradicting Law’s past claims that he had devised “painless and peaceful” methods.

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