Her lawyer argued that the Attorney-General's Chambers had never explained why it stepped in, while the prosecution said that it had no duty to disclose its reasons.
Woman who privately prosecuted brother for assault loses appeal over AGC's move to discontinue case
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Her lawyer argued that the Attorney-General's Chambers had never explained why it stepped in, while the prosecution said that it had no duty to disclose its reasons.
Key Takeaways
- Woman who privately prosecuted brother for assault loses appeal over AGC's move to discontinue case.
- Her lawyer argued that the Attorney-General's Chambers had never explained why it stepped in, while the prosecution said that it had no duty to disclose its reasons.
- Her lawyer argued that the Attorney-General's Chambers had never explained why it stepped in, while the prosecution said that it had no duty to disclose its reasons.
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