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Yorgen Fenech’s defence press the panic button and demand the dissolution of the trial

As discussed earlier today, Yorgen Fenech’s defence is trying to disrupt the trial by raising points of order which Judge Edwina Grima has consistently welcomed and ruled in favour of without exercising any excessive oversight. They are now demanding that the trial be dissolved because jury members could have accessed news headlines on their tablets (but not the content of the articles).

In addition, Yorgen Fenech won’t be taking the witness stand even if the trial continues, obviously with the defence being aware that he could incriminate himself even further.

The defence seems to have been exposed as having a very weak and feeble case, with Yorgen Fenech’s self-incriminating interrogations by the police, and this is probably the only way they could save him – by exploiting legal points of order and threatening, and maybe even blackmailing or corrupting, the judge (Yorgen Fenech is accused of bribing witnesses and journalists).

So now we are waiting for the Judge’s decision, which hopefully should not entertain the ridiculous and desperate request of the defence.

You can read the Court reporting here.


Comments

5 responses to “Yorgen Fenech’s defence press the panic button and demand the dissolution of the trial”

  1. Charles Vassallo avatar
    Charles Vassallo

    This is a sad and tragic episode – so many loopholes in our archaic laws..

    Change our legal system and bring it up to date with no legal loopholes!

  2. How is this ridiculous and desperate? True, the jurors could only see headlines but the fact remains they’re not supposed to see anything.

    This is a grievous error by the court itself. As if this case hasn’t showed us our democratic situation wasn’t bad enough … A complete lack of rule of law from government officials and law enforcement at the highest levels. Journalism threatened. Now this!

    Another great day being a Maltese citizen.

  3. Mela ejja nghidu l guri jigi xolt.Il gurati il godda mhux talli jkunu qraw il headlines imma l artikli kollha u s siti socjali sallum.

  4. […] There has been interesting testimony in Court today as Yorgen Fenech surprisingly testifies, contrary to our previous report. […]

  5. Paul Abela avatar
    Paul Abela

    Who on earth is feeding you this shit? I never saw you in court following the case. So I guess your bed fellow is dishing you the crap you’re publishing.
    Call yourself a journalist?

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