In low key ceremony, Chief Justice reflects on McGrail public inquiry and court resources
The Governor, Vice Admiral Sir David Steel, is pictured leaving the Supreme Court on Friday together with the Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, the Leader of the Opposition, Keith Azopardi, and other guests who attended a low-key ceremonial opening of the legal year. Photo by Johnny Bugeja
Chief Justice Anthony Dudley on Friday described as “disconcerting” the decision to appoint a UK judge to lead the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the early retirement of former police Commissioner Ian McGrail. Speaking at a low-key ceremony to mark the opening of the legal year, Mr Justice Dudley said that even if unintended, observers...
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