Our heritage [by Sandy Grant]

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

There will have been some people who wondered about the unfamiliar term, nolle prosequi, which was used by the Public Prosecutor when announcing his recent decision to drop proceedings against Neo Moroka.

They may have wondered if the term had been previously used in this country and in what circumstances?

Hopefully Patrick Gunda will fill in the details for us – he being the one and only person involved with the law who appears willing to explain issues that can seem more than a little opaque to the rest of us.

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