A special prosecutor is reopening the question of whether criminal charges should be laid in the death of Robert Dziekanski - and broadening that question to include RCMP officers' statements during the initial investigation and their subsequent testimony at the Braidwood Inquiry.

Richard Peck's decision, announced Tuesday, to review the two-year-old decision not to lay charges against the four Mounties involved in the fatal confrontation comes less than two weeks after retired judge Thomas Braidwood found the use of a taser on bewildered immigrant Robert Dziekanski was unjustified.

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