Vector seeks to ‘sever’ fraud prosecution into two trials
Prosecution should be split with the company the main target, says lawyer.
Vector’s lawyers are arguing for its criminal case against a company and two of its employees to be “severed” into two trials, with the company still considered its main target, according to a hearing in the High Court at Auckland today.
Vector is taking the action over
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Will Mace
Fri, 23 Jul 2021
Fri, 23 Jul 2021
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Vector seeks to ‘sever’ fraud prosecution into two trials
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