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Lowenfield court case to continue tomorrow - Stabroek News

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The court proceedings against Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield, Region Four Returning Officer Clairmont Mingo, PNCR chairwoman Volda Lawrence and APNU+AFC agent Carol Joseph, who have been  charged with various offences stemming from their conduct during the finalisation of last year’s elections results, are expected to continue on January 14 and January 28.

The article Lowenfield court case to continue tomorrow appeared first on Stabroek News.

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