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Ramandeep Kaur, 27, was released on bail after being charged with multiple offenses related to a newborn found dead in a wooded area near Halifax this May. The charges include disposing of the body to conceal facts and offering an indignity to a dead body. Judge Marc Chisholm set conditions for her release, such as residing with a surety in Halifax and reporting weekly to police. Kaur's husband, Sukhpreet Singh, 24, remains in custody and faces similar charges.
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Ramandeep Kaur, a 27-year-old woman from Halifax, was released on bail after being charged with leaving her newborn baby's body in a wooded area. The incident occurred this spring following the discovery of the deceased infant on May 22. Kaur faces charges including offering an indignity to a dead body and obstructing justice by lying to police. During a court appearance in Halifax, she participated with assistance from a Punjabi interpreter while wearing a sweatshirt that read "perfectionist." The judge imposed conditions for her release: she must reside in Halifax under supervision, report weekly to the Halifax Regional Police, deposit her passport and national identity card, and pay a $1,000 promise to appear fee. Her husband, Sukhpreet Singh, 24, faces similar charges related to concealing the baby's death.
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Woman charged after newborn found dead in wooded area in Halifax released on bail
Ramandeep Kaur faces charges including offering an indignity to a dead body
A woman who was charged after a newborn was found dead in a wooded area in Halifax this spring has been released on bail.
Ramandeep Kaur, 27, appeared in Halifax provincial court on Thursday morning to seek release on bail.
Kaur, wearing a red sweatshirt that said "perfectionist," participated in the court proceedings with assistance from a Punjabi interpreter.
asserted
that → charge → interpreter
Judge Marc Chisholm granted Kaur's release on conditions that she reside with her surety at an address in Halifax, that she remain in Nova Scotia, that she report to Halifax Regional Police in person each week, that she attend court when directed, and that she deposit her passport and Indian national identity card.
asserted
she → grant → passport
The court also ordered a $1,000 promise to pay for both Kaur and her surety.
asserted
court → order → Kaur
The conditions were agreed upon by the Crown, Kevin Nightingale, and Kaur's lawyer, Trevor McGuigan.
asserted
conditions → agree → Crown
Kaur and her husband, Sukhpreet Singh, 24, are charged with disposing of the body of a child with the intent to conceal the fact it had been delivered, two counts of obstruction by lying, including to a police officer, and offering an indignity to a dead body.
asserted
it → charge → body
Man, woman charged after newborn found dead in wooded area don't seek bail
asserted
newborn → charge → bail
Defence awaits evidence in case of newborn baby whose remains were found near Halifax
On May 22, a 23-year-old woman who had recently given birth was admitted to the hospital in critical condition, but the baby was not with her.
uncertain
baby → await → her
Police conducted an extensive search, and the remains of the infant were found off Old Coach Road in Goodwood, N.S., two days later.
asserted
remains → conduct → Goodwood
On May 27, the baby’s mother — a relative of Singh’s — died in hospital.
uncertain
mother → die → hospital
Police have said it appeared her condition when she was admitted was a medical one and not the result of violence.
asserted
she → say → violence
A spokesperson for Halifax Regional Police said Thursday it will likely be a few more months before police get results from the medical examiner's office on the cause of the baby's death.
asserted
police → say → death
Singh remains in custody.
asserted
Singh → remain → custody
Kaur and Singh are scheduled to appear in Halifax provincial court on Oct. 14.
asserted
Kaur → schedule → Oct.
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