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ONE of the state of emergency detainees is seeking answers after his attorney was told he had to be blindfolded to facilitate a face-to-face meeting at Teteron Barracks, Chaguaramas.
Earl Richards’ lawyers say extreme security rules there breached his right (Richards) to meet privately with his attorneys.
In a letter, attorneys Criston J Williams and Aaron Lewis complained that a July 23 virtual meeting required their law firm, Quantum Legal, to hand over personal data to the Microsoft Teams software platform with no terms from the government.
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