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Former High Court Judge Larry Lalla: Warner acted within the law
Posted: Saturday, June 30, 2012
Former High Court Judge Larry Lalla: Warner acted within the law
Former High Court Judge Larry Lalla has thrown his support behind National Security Minister Jack Warner, saying he acted within the law on Monday when the Highway Re-route Movement camp site at Debe was demolished by army and police officers.
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