Canada's Justice Minister Sends Two Sisters' Murder Case Back to Court

Canada's federal justice minister has ordered the courts to reopen the case of two sisters who spent almost three decades in prison for murder convictions that may be wrongful, Global News Canada reports. The referral puts the convictions back before a court rather than leaving the sisters to argue their case alone — and it turns on the word the reporting uses carefully: what *may* have been a wrongful conviction is now something a court is being asked to examine again.