Bail extended for man accused of abducting, assaulting military officer's son
Bail has been extended for the man accused of abducting and assaulting the son of a military officer, and he will appear before the court on 3rd August as disclosures hav
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Lateef and Maharaj-Moore's drug and bail case adjourned until tomorrow
The hearing for Shazran Abdul Lateef and Zoe Maharaj Moore's possession of illicit drugs and breach of bail conditions has been adourned to tomorrow.State Prosecutor Will
22-yr-old man found guilty of sexually assaulting first cousin
A 22-year-old man has been convicted by the Suva High Court after being found guilty of sexually assaulting his first cousin on multiple occasions between 2021 and 2024.T
Man found guilty of murdering defacto partner in Raiwai
Anare Vuli Cilicewa has been found guilty of murdering his 28-year-old defacto partner Sabrina Shaheen Ali at a home in Raiwai in October 2024.According to the post mo
Charters' court ruling highlights serious flaws and failures in how FICAC acted in charging him and breaching his constitutional rights
The permanent stay order on the case of Fijian and British national, Charlie Charters by High Court Judge, Justice Pita Bulamainaivalu can be described as a landmark ruli
Grandmother convicted over grandson’s death, gets suspended jail sentence
Susana Radinivugalei has been convicted of one count of manslaughter arising from a breach of duty and sentenced to two years imprisonment, suspended for three years, ove
No-case-to-answer application in Rewa Street and Flagstaff meth case set for Aug 4th
The no-case-to-answer hearing in the Rewa Street and Flagstaff methamphetamine case has been scheduled for August 4th. Defence lawyers Maria Raga and Shirley Tivou submi
Dreams realised as new lawyers admitted to the bar
University of Fiji student Avishek Pawan Nair has fulfilled his dream of becoming a lawyer after being admitted to the bar at the Suva High Court, dedicating the achie
Charters - the court ruling is a win for journalism in Fiji, I'm delighted that the burden of the FICAC prosecution has been lifted off me
Fijian and British national, Charlie Charters says he is delighted that the burden of this FICAC prosecution has been lifted off him.This is after High Court Judge, Justi
Charters' free man after High Court rules permanent stay on proceedings
British and Fijian National Charlie Charters is now a free man after the Suva High Court ruled a Permanent Stay on proceedings.Charters' lawyer Seforan Fatiaki says this
Trial date to be set in 4.7kg meth case on Nov 6th
The trial date for four men charged in connection with the alleged importation of 4.7 kilograms of methamphetamine is expected to be set on November 6th. Lawyer Ama
Fareed who is in remand after being convicted of indecent assault, applies for bail
Former Chief Executive Officer of Fijian Holdings Limited, Nouzab Fareed who is in remand after being convicted of two counts of indecent assault against his employee, ha
Defence says FICAC failed to prove perjury charges against Kamikamica, decision on August 3rd
Former Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica's defence lawyer, Wylie Clarke says the two counts against his client fail now even though FICAC might have proven a Commis
Former Company Group CEO remanded after being convicted of indecent assault against employee
A former Chief Executive Officer of a major company has been remanded after being convicted of two counts of indecent assault against his employee.His name suppression st
2023 ferris wheel death accused to take plea on 7th September
The Suva High Court has given time to the State to provide all documents to the defence in relation to the death of a 21-year-old woman, who fell from a ferris wheel in 2
Hearing for no case to answer application for Kamikamica to take place today
The hearing of the no case to answer application by former Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica's defence lawyer will take place at 10.30am today.This is after FICAC p
FICAC witness, Ravu refuses to reveal names on the stand
In an unexpected development in the trial of former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption's second witness has refuse
FICAC discontinues legal proceedings against Christopher Pryde
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has discontinued legal proceedings against Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde in the Suva Magistrates C
Clarke questions Mason on whether she disclosed she had issues in NZ when taking up COI job
Former Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica's lawyer, Wylie Clarke called out FICAC's first witness, Janet Mason's credibility as he says the Commission of Inquiry exp
49-year-old man sentenced to 12 years and 11 months for raping 7-year-old child
A 49-year-old man has been sentenced to 12 years and 11 months’ imprisonment for one count of rape. He was 46 years old when he raped a seven-year-old childÂ