The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) has ended its preliminary assessment into a complaint involving Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku and Chief Justice Salesi Temo. According to FICAC, the assessment was carried out to determine whether the information submitted provided enough evidence to justify launching a formal corruption investigation under its legal mandate. During the review, the Commission confirmed that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions holds a signed legal opinion prepared by Ian Lloyd KC. However, FICAC said its verification was limited to confirming the document’s existence…
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