Eastern Cape High Court Judge President Selby Mbenenge stands his ground in a high-profile sexual harassment tribunal, arguing that his interactions with secretary Andiswa Mengo were consensual. He insists legal standards, not moral judgments, should guide the tribunal’s decision. The outcome could determine his future on the bench.
Baba Siddique, former Maharashtra minister, was shot dead in a brazen attack near his son's office in Bandra East. The incident, involving suspects linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, has sent shockwaves through India's political landscape. As investigations ensue, the motives behind this politically charged assassination, including possible connections to a slum rehabilitation case and ties with Salman Khan, remain under scrutiny.
Thabo Bester, Nandipha Magudumana, and seven co-accused face the Free State High Court for a pretrial conference. Bester, a convicted murderer and rapist, escaped prison and fled to Tanzania. Later found living extravagantly in Sandton, his case involves charges of escape, defeating the ends of justice, and aiding an inmate's escape.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reported significant achievements in the past year, including the recovery of N156 billion and securing 3175 convictions for financial crimes. Their mission to combat corruption has shown promising results, contributing to a more transparent financial environment in Nigeria.
Marilyn Mosby, once a rising star as the youngest chief prosecutor in a U.S. city, became a key figure in police reform after announcing charges against six police officers in Freddie Gray's death. Her career faced a dramatic turn with federal trials and a 12-month home detention sentence. Yet, she continues her fight, applying for a presidential pardon. Her story underscores the sacrifices made for justice reform.
Sir David Davis, a Conservative MP, has called for the lifting of a court order that prevents a New Yorker article questioning Lucy Letby's trial evidence from being published in the UK. He argues that the block defies open justice. Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Alex Chalk maintains that court orders must be obeyed unless officially removed.
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