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Her comments came hours after Attorney General Garvin Nicholas expressed his disappointment and concern over Honore-Paul\u2019s judgment last week in criticising Persad-Bissessar for suggesting that she and her colleagues had been cleared in the probe when the case was still open. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<\/p>\n STEP ASIDE<\/A> …Attorney General: Bat in your crease<\/A> All eyes on Mark<\/A> PM, AG on Emailgate counter-attack By Yvonne Webb May 19, 2015 – guardian.co.tt Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar last night called on Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Honore-Paul to step aside in the Emailgate matter over a statement she made on the issue last week. Her comments came hours after Attorney General Garvin Nicholas expressed … Continue reading Joan out of line<\/span> 
<\/a>Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar last night called on Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Honore-Paul to step aside in the Emailgate matter over a statement she made on the issue last week.<\/p>\n
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\nDuring a cottage meeting in Tunapuna yesterday, Persad-Bissessar said she had asked her lawyers to peruse the deputy DPP\u2019s statement and they would now call on her to recuse herself from the matter since she had demonstrated a clear bias.
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\nPrime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar claimed last night that deputy Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Joan Honore-Paul showed bias in the release she issued last week and her lawyers intend to file a complaint against her with the Judicial and Legal Services Commission (JSLC).<\/p>\n
\nAttorney General Garvin Nicholas has written to deputy Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) reminding her to stick to her “constitutional purview” and desist from making comments that would call the independence of the DPP’s Office into question.<\/p>\n
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