Jacob Hoggard Drops Supreme Court Appeal for 2022 Conviction
The former Hedley frontman abandons his appeal after being found not guilty in a separate case.
- Hoggard was convicted in 2022 for sexual assault causing bodily harm against an Ottawa woman.
- He was found not guilty of sexual assault in a separate case in northeastern Ontario on the same day he withdrew his appeal.
- The Supreme Court of Canada confirmed that Hoggard discontinued his application for leave to appeal.
- Hoggard started serving a five-year sentence after the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld his conviction.
- His request for bail pending the Supreme Court appeal was previously denied by the Appeal Court.