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Supreme Court Considers Allowing New Evidence in Ex-President Yameen’s Retrial
The Supreme Court opened proceedings on Wednesday on the Prosecutor General's Office appeal against the High Court's order excluding new evidence in the retrial of former President Abdulla Yameen over the Aarah Island lease case. The High Court had on 18 April quashed Yameen's 11-year sentence and ordered a retrial, and the Criminal Court's hearings remain adjourned pending the Supreme Court appeal.
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Wed 24 JulThe Prosecutor General's Office filed an appeal with the Supreme Court seeking to quash the High Court's order to exclude new evidence.on 24 Julyonly Maldives RepublicThe Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) filed an appeal with the Supreme Court on 24 July seeking to quash the High Court's order to exclude new evidence.
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Wed 20 NovThe Supreme Court initiated proceedings to decide on the state's appeal against the exclusion of new evidence against Yameen.at 9 am on Wednesdayonly Maldives RepublicThe Supreme Court, at 9 am on Wednesday, initiated proceedings to decide on the state's appeal to reconsider the High Court decision excluding new evidence being introduced against former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom.
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Fri 18 AprThe High Court quashed Yameen's 11-year jail sentence and ordered the Criminal Court to retry the case.on 18 Aprilonly Maldives RepublicnewestThe High Court, on 18 April, while quashing the 11-year jail sentence handed down to Yameen in the Aarah Island, Vaavu (V.) Atoll, lease case, had ordered the Criminal Court to retry the case.
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The result of such absence is that you have to go to Parliament [the legislature]. I do not think the result of such absence is that judges open a door not grounded in the law.
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11-yearjail sentence handed down to Yameen in the Aarah Island lease caseMaldives Republicwhile quashing the 11-year jail sentence handed down to Yameen in the Aarah Island, Vaavu (V.) Atoll, lease case
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The Criminal Court began hearing the retrial case, but hearings were adjourned because of the ongoing Supreme Court appeal.in August last yearMaldives RepublicThe Criminal Court began hearing the case in August last year after the High Court ordered a retrial. However, hearings have been adjourned with the appeal in the Supreme Court currently ongoing.
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