ADD THE National Organisation of Women (NOW) to those who are awaiting an audience with the Chief Justice about judges granting bail to men accused of murder.
And president of NOW, Marilyn Rice-Bowen, wants to get an idea of the process behind that granting of bail so the organisation could give a “heads up” to the families of murder victims.
“If this is going to be the new [normal] then we ought to be in a position to prepare our families. What we are saying is if it has to happen, there should be a process,” she told the SUNDAY?SUN.
The NOW president’s comments come in the wake of concern being expressed about the number of accused on murder charges who face new charges of killing, have been released
NOW calls for CJ meeting
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