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Supreme Court Quashes Mudaliar Conviction and reveals defect of wannabe pretend CJ Gates ruling
Bloggers, well the Supreme Court Judgment exposes the class of Fiji?s pretender Chief Justice Gates and his kangaroo Fiji Court of Appeal. I suppose this is a preview of how the Supreme Court will treat the Gate?s decision in legalizing the Bainimarama coup. SV salutes the Supreme Court as one of the last bastion of justice in Fiji and we look up to it to right the wrong Gates, Pathick & Byrnes has condemned Fiji to! Keep up the struggle ragone! Publish date/time: 21/10/2008 [13:05] The Supreme
“2006 Coup legal” says Fiji’s Supreme Court - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
“2006 Coup legal” says Fiji’s Supreme Court Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - The President of Fiji’s appointment of an interim government following the military take-over of December 2006 was legal. That was the ruling of the Supreme ... |
Fiji's Supreme Court to rule on coup legality tomorrow - Radio Australia
Fiji's Supreme Court to rule on coup legality tomorrow Radio Australia, Australia - Fiji's solicitor-general has announced the judgment in the court case challenging the legality of the 2006 coup will be handed down tomorrow morning. ... |
Lessons to learn from the US Supreme Court?s historical Guantanamo Bay ruling.
Lessons to learn from the US Supreme Court?s historical Guantanamo Bay ruling. June 16, 2008 by solivakasama Last Thursday the US Supreme Court handed down a divided (5-4) historical ruling concerning terrorist detainees at Guantanamo Bay, that the detainees ?have the constitutional privilege of habeas corpus?, but more importantly ?the laws of the Constitution are designed to survive, and remain in force, in extraordinary times?, dealing a major blow to the Bush Administration?s questionable t
Rugby: "Supreme cups" wheeled out in Fiji - New Zealand Herald
Rugby: "Supreme cups" wheeled out in Fiji New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - "It was a proud moment, especially in Fiji and the situation of the coup. "For the past three months or so it's been the highlight for most families in Fiji ... |