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Enga Police Chief refuses to mediate criminal cases

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Acting Enga Provincial Police Commander Chief Inspector Daniel Yangen has issued a public call to provincial law and order officials and village court magistrates in Papua New Guinea to cease the practice of mediating criminal cases.

According to the directive, officials must first allow the formal justice system to process criminal matters and ensure justice is served. Yangen stated that any mediation concerning compensation should only take place after legal proceedings have been concluded against the accused.

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Read the full story at the source Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) · PG
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