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Martine Moïse's Lawyer Responds to Judge Walther W. Voltaire's Order
Subject : Legal - Criminal Law
In response to the publication of Judge Walther W. Voltaire's order implicating Martine Moïse in the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, her lawyer, Emmanuel Jeanty, raises concerns about the authenticity and chronology of the order. He questions the lack of essential elements of legality and authenticity, such as the judge's signature and seal, and the dissemination of the order on social media before its official release. Jeanty also highlights the temporal inconsistency between the expiration of the investigating judge's mandate and the dissemination of the order, raising doubts about the integrity of the judicial process. He calls for transparency and a thorough investigation to preserve the integrity of the judicial system and protect the rights of all parties involved.
Martine Moïse - Judge Walther W. Voltaire - Assassination of President Jovenel Moïse - Haitian Justice System - Judicial Process - Integrity of the Judicial System - Transparency - Validity of the Order - Authenticity of the Order - Temporal Inconsistency - Investigating Judge's Mandate - Protection of Rights of All Parties Involved
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