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Court of Appeal is at trial-Morupisi

Cater Morupisi. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Cater Morupisi. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Convict, Carter Morupisi is not letting go of his claim that the Court of Appeal (CoA) sentence that sent him to jail before Christmas holidays to begin his seven years imprisonment was a direct influence from the Executive and he wants answers.

The former PSP currently fighting his impending return to jail for a sentence related to serious crimes of corruption and money laundering believes CoA Justice Singh Walia’s discretion in passing a suitable or condign punishment was vitiated by the fact that he paid obeyance to political considerations which are irrelevant in sentencing.

“In what setting did the President communicate these sentiments to members of the Court of Appeal? Was it a meeting between the President and Justice Walia or between President and all members of the Court of Appeal? Or was it a telephonic conversation? Was the rspondent's case discussed at that meeting or in that conversation? Did the President complain about the sentence imposed by Justice Chris Gabanagae at the Court below? Was the enhancement of sentence suggested or even prescribed by the President? What more was discussed?”

Editor's Comment
Boko should stop the fighting and start the delivering

With his theme of 'Delivering on Our Promise, One Step at a Time', he sought to project an image of a focused, determined leader building a new ‘Rome’. Sadly, parts of his speech were not about laying bricks, but about settling old scores.It is deeply worrying that a head of government would use such a pivotal national address to launch another bitter broadside against the media and his political detractors. His portrayal of the...

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