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Lyle Howe should serve federal time, Crown argues

Suspended Halifax lawyer Lyle Howe was back in court Tuesday to learn when he will be sentenced for sexually assaulting a woman.

Prominent Halifax lawyer found guilty of sex assault in May

Lyle Howe, pictured here in January, was found guilty of sexual assault and not guilty of administering a stupefying drug in May. (The Canadian Press)

Suspended Halifax lawyer Lyle Howe was back in court Tuesday to learn when he will be sentenced for sexually assaulting a woman.

The Crown asked the court to give him federal time, which would amount to between two and ten years. Howe will be sentenced July 30.

Howe, a prominent Halifax defence lawyer, was convicted May 31 of sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman.

The charges were laid after an incident on March 20, 2011, involving a 19-year-old woman.SheaccusedHowe of drugging and sexually assaulting her.

Howe wasfound not guilty of administering a stupefying drug.

Howe has also been suspended from practising law.