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Prosecution’s inability to produce documents stalls Dino Melaye’s trial

Roland Edwards by Roland Edwards
October 3, 2019
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Failure of the prosecution to provide some documents on Thursday in  Abuja in an FCT High Court stalled the trial of Dino Melaye, who is charged with attempted suicide, attempt to escape from custody and damage to police property.

At the resumed hearing of the case, the Police Counsel, Mr Jovi Oghojafar, told the court that he was unable to get the documents due to some circumstance beyond his control.

The defence counsel, Mr Malik Silvanus, however, reminded the court that the prosecution on September 11, made an undertaken to facilitate the presentation of the documents.

Oghojafar, however, applied for an adjournment to enable him put in more efforts to produce the documents or certify the copies the defence counsel has.

The trial judge, Justice Silvanus Oriji,  adjourned the case until October 21 and November 5 for cross examination of a Principal Witness.

The police alleged that Melaye committed the offence on April 24, 2018 while being conveyed by the police to Lokoja, Kogi.

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