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Victoria Apr 22 - 3,088 views
A bail hearing began Friday in the Supreme Court of British Columbia for a man accused of counselling the murder of an individual.
The Crown says Jamie Bacon's trial is scheduled to start April 3.
The defence says Bacon pleaded not guilty to the charge and has chosen to be tried by a jury.
A publication ban has been placed on details heard during the bail hearing, which is scheduled for two days.
On Dec. 1, a judge stayed a murder charge against Bacon at a separate trial stemming from the Surrey Six killings at a highrise in 2007.
A charge of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder were stayed by Justice Kathleen Ker, who sealed most of her reasons for the decision.
The Crown has asked the B.C. Court of Appeal to set aside the stay and order a new trial.
Bacon's girlfriend, 25-year-old Madison Fine from Kelowna, died of an overdose the day Bacon's charges were stayed, when she went to the Fraser Valley for Bacon's court date.
