The NEC is expected to hear the case in line with the mandate of the Supreme Court, beginning today, Nov. 7. Brumskine added that his party does not feel comfortable about the NEC Commissioners presiding over the case because the commissioners have already rendered a judgment. We don’t independently trust the judgment from the NEC Commissioners concerning our complaint, once that they have pre-judged the case,” Cllr. He said the law gives him the right to ask the NEC commissioners presiding over the case to recuse themselves from hearing the case. Today’s opinion of the Supreme Court is not the end, it is only the beginning.

Source: Daily Observer November 07, 2017 02:26 UTC