Mike Duffy on trial

Judge clears Mike Duffy of all charges in Senate expenses scandal

The judge’s 308-page decision amounts to complete vindication for Duffy and a scathing indictment of Harper PMO

Read the judge’s decision in the Duffy trial

Justice Charles H. Vaillancourt cleared Mike Duffy of all charges today. Read his ruling, for the record:

Maclean’s on the Hill: Is it time for a sugar tax?

The Maclean’s Ottawa bureau gives you its weekly audio briefing on Canadian politics

Mike Duffy, the senator on trial … is a winner?

Nicholas Köhler explains why Mike Duffy has, in his own way, won by speaking his mind at his trial

Closing of Duffy trial moves to the whys and the hows

On Monday, both sides arrive at the final element necessary to their cases

A great yawning anti-climax: Duffy leaves the stand

Sixty days into Mike Duffy’s trial, the saga’s main character finishes his testimony

Always be closing: A #longreads on Duffy’s day in court

Circular poetry in Courtroom 33 — back and forth, round and round, but wait until you get to the end

Exhibit 104, a powerful pose, and Mike Duffy’s performance of a lifetime

The day before the Crown gets to grill Mike Duffy at his own trial, the defence presents a fascinating photograph

Mike Duffy takes the courthouse on a trip to the fair

Mike Duffy’s testimony continues, about a key Saanich trip and instructions from the Tories’ ‘marketing wiz’—wink, nudge.

Mike Duffy speaks: What comes next in the Ol’ Duff’s trial

Mike Duffy finally takes the stand. Evan Solomon and Nick Köhler break down what he’s said so far, including a glimpse inside Harper’s PMO

The genie of Cavendish pops free from his gleaming lamp

Courtroom 33 faces the full bluster of Mike Duffy: smiling, petulant, glowering—and suspicious, especially when he testified about how Stephen Harper’s PMO worked

Mike Duffy takes the stand, as the witness becomes a raconteur

The Mike Duffy trial starts its grand finale as the Ol’ Duff himself takes the stand, offering bounteous tales when quizzed by his own lawyer