PG office presses corruption charges against Supreme Court Justice Ali Hameed
13 Apr 2014, 2:55 PM
The Prosecutor General’s (PG) office has pressed corruption charges against Supreme Court Justice Ali Hameed Mohamed over the illegal transfer of credit from his state-funded mobile phone in 2010.
A media official from the Criminal Court told Minivan News today that the court has yet to make a decision on hearing the case.
Cases filed by the PG office are scrutinised in the order of submission “to make sure all the paperwork is complete and that there are no missing documents,” he explained.
The process normally takes “two to three days,” the media official said.
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