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, Q- H7 g& I8 ]* e: _7 K. ]' L' c男的没事了,女的charge还继续,还要出庭。5 y/ W& `1 f5 B+ l U* _0 k+ `6 o, l
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ed ... esearcher-1.2794449
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0 W. ?8 J8 O0 g9 e" {/ J# }Charges stayed against University of Alberta researcher
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5 `1 i. v/ [" @/ S$ ]; P7 X' NSex charges have been stayed against a prominent breast cancer researcher at the University of Alberta.
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In February 2013, Zhixiang Wang, 53, was charged with sex assault and sexual contact with a minor.3 ]" |& D" T. z2 |1 b) |
, T* e! U8 z( N* n( z7 ~( d; wThe alleged victim in the case was a girl under the age of 16.
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1 {" p* s" g/ S+ G$ ~! ?% eWang's preliminary hearing was supposed to begin on Thursday. Instead, the Crown prosecutor stayed both charges.
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Wang’s wife, Xinmei Chen, is charged with unlawful confinement of the same girl. Chen is scheduled to appear in court next month.
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