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My evidence is sufficient to jail Ruto and Sang says Fatou Bensouda

byJournalists for Justice
February 7, 2022
in ICC Cases, Kenyan Cases
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The International Criminal Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda evidence presented before the court is ‘sufficient to secure a conviction’ for William Ruto and journalist Joshua Sang.

“The Prosecution submits that the evidence presented, taken at its highest, is sufficient to satisfy a reasonable Trial Chamber that the Prosecution has proved all of the essential elements required to secure a conviction of both Accused. Accordingly, the Defence NCTA Motions should be dismissed.”  

Download the Prosecutor’s response to the nocase to answer motion here 

Related: Prosecution’s opening statement in the William Ruto and Joshua Sang trial

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