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"Section F of the document, identified yesterday as MOU 1, also forbids the intelligence being used in any affidavit and statement.
MOU 1 is part of four such documents allegedly signed in June 2004 by Dr Peter Phillips, the then security minister under the People's National Party (PNP) administration.
The signed MOUs, the commission had previously been told, remained outside of Government knowledge until the latter part of 2009 when a Jamaican delegation was informed by US Justice Department officials that the agreement would be relied upon for Coke's prosecution.
According to evidence previously given before the commission by Ambassador Evadne Coye, the permanent secretary in the foreign ministry, the delegation was in Washington to discuss Kingston's concerns with the extradition request. Chief among them was that Jamaica's Interception of Communication Act had been breached by the US when it obtained wiretap evidence against Coke.
The US, however, maintained that it did not breach any of Jamaica's laws and that it was relying on the evidence gathered under the MOUs.
The United Kingdom is also party to the treaty that allows it and the US to listen in on the phone conversations of Jamaicans. Accordingly, the treaty also allows for the installation in Jamaica of the device which is used to aid in the interception of communication, the commission heard yesterday.
According to an Observer source, that device has been installed in New Kingston."
CIA back in Jamaica ?
Mi hear seh dem used to call Eddie CIAGA..
Look like Phillips got the wrong disciple name..
Unnuh juss lucky seh dis Dudus ting did fit in wid Drivah biggah plans...
Need a Q.C. to speculate on how this can affect Dudus trial in Babylon.. or Jamaica Law nuh factor innah Babylon.. oh my..
Anyway.. nuh mattah.. Drivah mek sure all dat is moot.. by di time Dudus come back di ongly 'don' innah Tivarli will be Don Bruce..
Mi tink seh Eddie underestimate dis Golding fellow...
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz1CtschNkt
MOU 1 is part of four such documents allegedly signed in June 2004 by Dr Peter Phillips, the then security minister under the People's National Party (PNP) administration.
The signed MOUs, the commission had previously been told, remained outside of Government knowledge until the latter part of 2009 when a Jamaican delegation was informed by US Justice Department officials that the agreement would be relied upon for Coke's prosecution.
According to evidence previously given before the commission by Ambassador Evadne Coye, the permanent secretary in the foreign ministry, the delegation was in Washington to discuss Kingston's concerns with the extradition request. Chief among them was that Jamaica's Interception of Communication Act had been breached by the US when it obtained wiretap evidence against Coke.
The US, however, maintained that it did not breach any of Jamaica's laws and that it was relying on the evidence gathered under the MOUs.
The United Kingdom is also party to the treaty that allows it and the US to listen in on the phone conversations of Jamaicans. Accordingly, the treaty also allows for the installation in Jamaica of the device which is used to aid in the interception of communication, the commission heard yesterday.
According to an Observer source, that device has been installed in New Kingston."
CIA back in Jamaica ?
Mi hear seh dem used to call Eddie CIAGA..
Look like Phillips got the wrong disciple name..
Unnuh juss lucky seh dis Dudus ting did fit in wid Drivah biggah plans...
Need a Q.C. to speculate on how this can affect Dudus trial in Babylon.. or Jamaica Law nuh factor innah Babylon.. oh my..
Anyway.. nuh mattah.. Drivah mek sure all dat is moot.. by di time Dudus come back di ongly 'don' innah Tivarli will be Don Bruce..
Mi tink seh Eddie underestimate dis Golding fellow...
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz1CtschNkt
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