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Court Cites "Absence Of DPP Legal Advice" In Granting Bail To Ex-Officer Accused Of 2015 Murder - TheNigeriaLawyer

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A Lagos High Court has cited the failure of the state Directorate of Public Prosecutions to provide adequate legal advice or proof of evidence as one of the reasons it granted bail to Corporal Aremu Musiliu, a former police officer accused of murdering Comfort Udoh in 2015. Court documents obtained on Saturday reveal that Justice O.A. Taiwo of Court 26, Ikeja High Court, ruled that in the absence of any legal advice or proof from the DPP, the co…
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Court Cites "Absence Of DPP Legal Advice" In Granting Bail To Ex-Officer Accused Of 2015 Murder - TheNigeriaLawyer

A Lagos High Court has cited the failure of the state Directorate of Public Prosecutions to provide adequate legal advice or proof of evidence as one of the reasons it granted bail to Corporal Aremu Musiliu, a former police officer accused of murdering Comfort Udoh in 2015. Court documents obtained on Saturday reveal that Justice O.A. Taiwo of Court 26, Ikeja High Court, ruled that in the absence of any legal advice or proof from the DPP, the co…

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