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Supreme Court restores Rahman’s conviction and sentence

Supreme Court restores Rahman’s conviction and sentence
The Supreme Court has restored Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman’s conviction and sentence imposed by the High Court over the 39.5kg of cocaine worth $31 million found at a Caubati home in 2019.

Justice Anthony Gates delivered the judgement this afternoon.

The High Court sentenced Rahman to 23 years imprisonment in October 2021, with a non-parole period of 14 years, following his conviction.

The Court of Appeal later quashed the conviction and sentence and ordered a retrial.

Rahman’s lawyers lodged a petition on 10th April this year in the Supreme Court, seeking to have the retrial order set aside and, instead, an order for his acquittal.

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