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Admire Bio and Dausy’s Lawyers Appeal to High Court to Overturn Criminal Charges, Allege Magistrate Ignored Key Evidence Gaps

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Lawyers representing Admire Francess Bio Jalloh and her husband, Dauda Jalloh, alias Dausy, have appealed to the High Court in Freetown to overturn a ruling by Magistrate Brima Jah that committed the couple to stand trial on all eleven counts in the criminal case brought against them.

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Truth Media SL · 28 Aug 2026, 10:42 am

Admire Bio and Dausy’s Lawyers Appeal to High Court to Overturn Criminal Charges, Allege Magistrate Ignored Key Evidence Gaps

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