By this time next week, Raul Garcia could be ‘free’ and living with a Barbadian family.
The Cuban’s attempts to earn his freedom will reach a new phase tomorrow when attorneys representing him will hear from High Court judge Margaret Reifer in the No 6 Supreme Court on a plan to release him into Barbadian society.
“I don’t really expect any problems regarding what we’ve come up with,” Garcia’s lead attorney David Comissiong told the DAILY NATION yesterday.
“The plan we have come up with is a practical one, and a reasonable one in every way.”
Garcia plan in court tomorrow
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