CONFUSION SHROUDS Paula Llewellyn’s status as director of public prosecutions (DPP) with the Government insisting that there is no order in place for her to demit office, while the Opposition contends that the post is vacant arising from yesterday’s Constitutional Court ruling.
The Full Court panel of three judges ruled that an amendment to the Constitution last July raising the retirement age to 65 was valid, but struck down a provision that allowed Llewellyn to choose to continue as “unconstitutional, null and void and of no legal effect”.
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