The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
The Clansman One Don gang trial, has been adjourned until further notice.
This, after Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, who is trying the case, contracted Covid-19.
In a twitter post the judiciary confirmed that Justice Sykes was experiencing mild symptoms and is under the care of his doctors.
It said the chief justice will remain in isolation, for a period of seven days, after which, it is hoped that he will resume work at the Supreme Court.
