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The Fiji Times » Court rules that proceedings against Maya will continue

Ian Chute 23 April, 2021, 4:37 pm Keresi Maya outside the High Court in Suva for an earlier hearing in November last year. Picture: FT FILE Magistrate court proceedings against Keresi Maya will continue. This comes after High Court judge Justice Thushara Rajasinghe dismissed an application by Mr Maya to stay the proceedings in the Nausori Magistrates Court. Mr Maya is charged with one count of Foul Play under the terms of participation of the Fiji Rugby Skipper Cup and Farebrother Challenge completion 2020 after punching a referee while representing the Naitasiri under 19 rugby union team in a match against the Tailevu under 19 team.

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The Fiji Times » Recusal request denied

The Fiji Times » Lawyer files for recusal of judge

Vishaal Kumar Photo: 123RF The lawyer representing a woman who allegedly facilitated the trafficking of 17 Fiji citizens has filed an application for recusal of the judge hearing the case. Seta Sanjana Ram is charged with her sister, Geeta Anjana Chandar, who is overseas, with 17 counts of trafficking in persons, 16 counts of obtaining property by deception and two counts of money laundering. Ms Ram appeared at the High Court in Suva yesterday before judge Justice Thushara Rajasinghe. Her lawyer Mohammed Yunnus told the court his request for recusal was based on the abolition of the assessor system and for fairness. Justice Rajasinghe told the defence that the role of the judges had not changed after the amendment and the defence could not look at a judge as a normal person but as a judge trained in law and capable of deciding matters without prejudice.

Navy Man Discharged From Rape Charge

Navy Man Discharged From Rape Charge It was alleged that on September 30, 2019, in Suva, the man and the complainant were friends on Facebook and planned to meet for barbecue on the night. by ashna kumar 2021-03-25 A Fiji Navy personnel, who was accused of raping an underage girl after they met on Facebook, has been discharged from the case. The man appeared before Justice Thushara Rajasinghe at the High Court in Suva yesterday. He was charged with one count of rape, however, the prosecutor from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, Sadaf Shameem, filed a nolle prosequi to discontinue the proceedings against the accused.