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| toubab1020 |
Posted - 19 Jun 2015 : 23:15:16
A lot of shouting but (to me) it is unclear if anyone actually lost their temper.
SNIPPET.
"Counsel Moses Richards then started shouting at the interpreter, saying he should take it easy with the accused, and that if the interpreter was under him, he would have kicked him out.
Justice Amadi said counsel should leave the interpreter alone because he is an official of the court.
Justice Amadi asked counsel Richards to stop shouting at him and to address him properly.
However, counsel Richards started shouting again, saying that if the court had allowed his application for the accused to be medically examined before plea that would have changed everything.
He could not ask him to stop because he (Richards) was not the one before the court.
After the plea taking, DPP asked for an adjournment to call their witnesses."
http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/rape-suspect-faces-46-counts-of-sexual-offences-against-children |
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