Tag: Director of Public Prosecutions

What the Lagesse case reveals about prosecutorial power after twelve years of litigation

‘The judiciary’s best defence against declining trust is to restore trust through transparent conduct and institutional reform’

‘Convictions can now be secured without a body if evidence proves the victim’s death, its criminal cause, and the accused’s responsibility’

Strengthening Democracy and Accountability: Questions for the Constitutional Review Commission

The Public Inquiries Act: Towards Greater Transparency?

Rule of Law vs. Public Clamour: Insights on Recent Developments  

Legal Fees and Political Connections: A Growing Concern in Mauritius

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Will the DPP institute a Judicial Inquiry?

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Editorial Will the truth ever emerge? The charred body of a citizen of this country was discovered in a sugar cane field at Telfair, Moka, in October 2020.