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JUSTICE PERSAUD TO RULE IN PSC MATTER ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2021

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On Monday, Justice GINO Persaud heard arguments from the Attorney General and the police service commission contending that the president of Guyana acted unlawfully by suspending the police service commission. More from Wendell Badree.

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