The High Court has scheduled a hearing for Thursday in former President Abdulla Yameen's appeal against bribery and money laundering convictions over the lease of Aarah, Vaavu Atoll. Earlier this week Yameen petitioned the High Court to defer his 11-year prison sentence and US$5 million fine, while prosecutors and prior Supreme Court rulings indicate stay orders are not part of the Maldivian criminal justice system.
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The High Court has scheduled a hearing for Thursday in former President Abdulla Yameen’s appeal against bribery and money laundering convictions relating to the lease of Aarah, Vaavu Atoll, his lead attorney Dr Mohamed Jameel has revealed.
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requesting the deferral of his 11-year prison sentence and a US$5 million fine associated with his conviction for bribery and money laundering.
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requesting the deferral of his 11-year prison sentence and a US$5 million fine associated with his conviction for bribery and money laundering.
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Earlier this week, Yameen formally submitted a petition to the High Court, requesting the deferral of his 11-year prison sentence and a US$5 million fine associated with his conviction for bribery and money laundering.
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