Muluzi defense team wants case back to Constitutional Court

Former president Bakili Muluzi legal team has applied to the High Court to have the corruption case which is collapsing due to State’s lack of objective material evidence to back to the Constititional Court.

Malawi former president Muluzi: Case should  go to constitutional court
Malawi former president Muluzi: Case should go to constitutional court

The lawyers told Judge Maclean Kamwambi that they feel the 11 year old case ashould  back to the Constitutional Court where it would be heard by a panel of three judges.

The case was initially in the Constitutional Court for years when it was referred to the High Court.

Muluzi’s legal team then argued that the case was politically motivated and the executive was influencing matters.

Judge Kamwambi said he wanted more time to read the application and make a ruling on whether to refer the case back to the Constitutional Court.

He has since adjourned the case to Thursday.

Muluzi is  accused of corruptly getting money from donors when he was head of state between 1994 and 2004.

He denies the charges.

And state prosecution witness have submitted that there is no evidence linking Muluzi’s money which was suspected to be from donors, to have been corruptly acquired.

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VYOTO
7 years ago

PETER MUTHALIKA AND HIS DPP ADMINISTRATION WILL MANAGE TO FOOL SOME MALAWIANS ON THIS CASE BUT NOT ALL MALAWIANS WILL BE FOOLED.ALREADY OTHERS ARE SAYING THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION HAS GONE TO THE DUST BIN DURING THIS MUTHALIKA REIGN.IT IS VERY IRRITATING FOR THE MUTHALIKA GOVERNMENT TO USE OUR TAX MONEY TO DEFEND KNOWN THIEVES.THERE IS NO PROSECUTION TEAM IN THIS CASE AT THE MOMENT,THE PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE TEAM HAVE MERGED INTO ONE IN FAVOUR OF MULUZI.MALAWI WA LERO????????????????????????? DPP WOYEE…………………………………NG’OMBE ZAYANGA’NA NGOLO……………………….DPP WOYEE………………………………….

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