Panayiotou defence continue bid to have judge removed

Wednesday, 14 June 2017, 13:18
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Panayiotou defence continue bid to have judge removed
Jayde Panayiotou.
NATIONAL NEWS - The case against murder accused Christopher Panayiotou continues in the Port Elizabeth High Court today, where Advocate Terry Price SC will continue shock bid to get the presiding judge to recuse himself.

On Monday, an incriminating video recording of Panayiotou was ruled admissible but Price said he felt like he was litigating in the dark after Judge Dayalin Chetty did not give immediate reasons for his decision to allow the sting video into evidence.

Chetty found the secret recording – in which Panayiotou, 30, chats to self-confessed middleman Luthando Siyoni shortly after the murder of Panayiotou’s wife Jayde – to be admissible following a lengthy trial-within-a-trial.
 

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