The Trial of Charles Taylor

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« Judicial Recess Commences; Trial to Resume on March 31st
12:00 - prosecution witness Isaac Mongor continues his account »

Trial resumes after judicial recess

Posted by Webmaster on March 31, 2008

After a two-week court recess, the trial resumes this morning at 9:30 (10:00 with the delay in video and audio from the courtroom). Prosecutors are expected to bring witness Isaac Mongor back to the stand to complete his direct examination. Mongor’s testimony had been interrupted by the logistical need to call Joseph D. “Zigzag” Marzah to testify before the recess.

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« Judicial Recess Commences; Trial to Resume on March 31st
12:00 - prosecution witness Isaac Mongor continues his account »