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Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard has again denied allegations of undue delay in prosecuting ten men accused of murdering Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal in 2014.
Gaspard addressed the issue as he sought to comply with a court order recently issued by High Court Judge Carol Gobin based on a lawsuit brought by one of the accused men, Earl Richards.
Through the lawsuit, Richards sought a status report on his and his co-accused’s case as well as an explanation on why indictments have not been filed against them by Gaspard’s Office, after they were committed to stand trial for the crime at the end of their preliminary enquiry on July 23, 2020.
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