Judge upholds ban on publishing mental health evidence in Lapu Lapu Day attack suspect's case.

A judge in Vancouver has upheld a ban on publishing mental fitness evidence related to Adam Kai-Ji Lo, the suspect in the deadly April attack at the Lapu Lapu Day festival. Lo faces 11 murder and 31 attempted murder charges. The ban, challenged by media outlets, will keep the details of forensic psychiatrists' testimonies confidential until the end of Lo's trial, to prevent prejudicial information that could affect the fairness of the trial.