LoL! Bulbgate prosecutor may be called as witness

[Don1]

DPP to indicate next move in Kern Spencer trial
Tuesday, 20 April 2010

Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewellyn is to indicate her next move Tuesday when the trial of former Junior Minister for Energy, Kern Spencer resumes in the Half-Way-Tree Criminal Court.

On Friday, Miss Llewellyn was ordered by Senior Magistrate Judith Pusey to disclose information on the discussions she had with Rodney Chin, a former accused in the Cuban Lightbulb affair.

Magistrate Pusey dismissed an application by the attorneys for Mr. Spencer for the case against him to be thrown out.

However in a major ruling the magistrate ordered the DPP to put in writing the substance of her September 2008 meeting which led to Mr. Chin becoming the star witness in the case.

The Magistrate said this should be disclosed to the defence team.

The ruling could change the landscape of the case, as Miss Llewellyn could be called as a witness.

If this happens the DPP would be forced to withdraw from prosecuting the case.

[Gamma]

this is VERY unusual...there must more to it.....

[Don1]

this is VERY unusual...there must more to it.....

since mi used to watch Perry Mason... dat nuh unusual atall

[Karl]

It would not be a stetch to think the lady brought all this on herself...

She said, notes were not taken (nothing written! ...nothing electronic!) when she met with Chin and which must have played a part in her granting him immunity?

...so where would be the evidence that she acted properly if and when challenged...or to justify her position on speaking with others as she worked through whether or not she would give Rodney Chin immunity?

Mi seh, sorry, not believable!