KINGSTON, Jamaica – The trial of reggae superstar Buju Banton has again been pushed back, leaving the Jamaican to spend more time in an American jail before getting a chance to clear his name.
This has left the legal team of the reggae icon frustrated.
“The trial was pushed back to September 20 despite our objection,” David Oscar Markus of Buju’s legal team told The Sunday Gleaner.
“We are ready to go and Buju is looking forward to his day in court,” Markus added. (Jamaica Gleaner)
Buju’s trial delayed again
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