Former Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa has filed an application in the High Court seeking judicial review of the decision that led to his removal from office. In the application, Dr Nakarawa is asking the court to quash the President’s decision of removing him as Commissioner and to reinstate him to the position with compensation for lost salary and benefits. He is also seeking a declaration that the decision was unlawful, null and void. Dr Nakarawa argues that the tribunal exceeded its jurisdiction by considering internal operational matters within the Fiji Corrections Service, including recruitment decisions, staffing changes…
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