The youth found guilty of attacking a cab driver has sentencing delayed again.

The youth who assaulted a Prince Albert taxi driver with a machete was back in court today.

Like the result of his last court appearence, sentencing was adjourned again. The new sentencing is expected Dec. 23.

It was initally expected that the 14 year old was going to be sentenced on this past Friday.

The lawyers said they needed more time to review a mental health assessment report.

The attack last April, left a Checker taxi driver with more than 100 stitches and several lost teeth.

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The crown is seeking the maximum sentence under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
 

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