A lawyer from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has been assigned to the Coroner’s Court, paving the way for inquests into police-involved killings to resume, The Nassau Guardian can reveal. The appointment comes weeks after Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder implored the director of public prosecutions to address the issue, so that the
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