NBR man gagged in ‘terror’ case

Invited to make courtroom submissions on why fundamental questions in the long-running Urewera 18 “terrorism” raids case should not be suppressed, Private Bin was himself gagged.Considering defence applications behind closed doors today, Chief

NBR Staff
Mon, 26 Apr 2010

Invited to make courtroom submissions on why fundamental questions in the long-running Urewera 18 “terrorism” raids case should not be suppressed, Private Bin was himself gagged.

Considering defence applications behind closed doors today, Chief High Court judge Justice Helen Winkelmann asked Private

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