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Supreme Court Revamps Custody Review Measures, Orders Re-Arrest of Suspected Drug Trafficker
The Supreme Court revoked bail for Irfan Thaqiyyu, a suspect accused of smuggling 72 kg of drugs into the Maldives, and ordered his return to police custody. It also overhauled procedures for reviewing custody remands during trials, directing judges to assess only whether the circumstances justifying custody have changed, while Justice Husnu Al-Suood said the judiciary lacks the resources to speed up trials.
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72 kgquantity of drugs Irfan Thaqiyyu is accused of smuggling into the countryMaldives RepublicThis decision followed the revocation of bail for Thaqiyyu, involved in smuggling 72 kg of drugs into the country, who had previously been released under lower court orders.
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The Supreme Court rescinded bail for Irfan Thaqiyyu and mandated his return to police custody.Maldives RepublicThe Supreme Court has significantly reformed the legal framework governing the review of custody remands during trial proceedings, following its unanimous decision to rescind bail for Irfan Thaqiyyu, a key suspect in a major drug trafficking case in the Maldives.
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