Detained prison supervisor protests slow pace of SoE review tribunal

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September 3, 2025

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Detained prison supervisor protests slow pace of SoE review tribunal

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Derek Achong

The lawyer for a prison supervisor, detained for allegedly assisting a criminal gang and its leader, has raised concerns over the slow pace of the tribunal appointed to review detention orders under the ongoing State of Emergency (SoE).

Attorney Krystal Primus, who is representing Garth Guada, made the complaint in a letter to the Review Tribunal’s chairman, David Alexander, on Monday.

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