Judge Edwina Grima is expected to conclude her address to jurors on the 55th day of the historic trial against Yorgen Fenech, who is accused of masterminding the assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. Fenech denies charges of complicity and conspiring to kill Caruana Galizia. If found guilty, he could face life in prison
As Yorgen Fenech's high-profile trial reaches its climax, Judge Edwina Grima is set to deliver the final segments of her address to the jurors, guiding them toward deliberations. Fenech stands accused of complicity and conspiracy in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, charges that carry a potential life sentence, though the businessman
Judge Edwina Grima is expected to conclude her address to jurors on Wednesday, bringing the trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech close to its final stage. Once the judge finishes summing up the evidence and explaining the relevant points of law, the jurors will retire to deliberate and decide on their verdict. Fenech is accused of complicity in the October
Madam Justice Edwina Grima on Tuesday continued taking jurors through the evidence heard during the Yorgen Fenech trial, revisiting testimony concerning the alleged murder plot, Melvin Theuma's contacts with people around him and the subsequent police investigation. The judge's summing-up is taking place after all the evidence has been heard, with
Madam Justice Edwina Grima is expected to continue addressing jurors in Yorgen Fenech's trial this morning, as proceedings remain in their final phase before deliberations. Yesterday, Grima opened her summing-up by reminding jurors that they are the judges of fact and must base their decision only on the evidence heard in court. "You are not investigators
The trial of Yorgen Fenech has entered its decisive stage, with Judge Edwina Grima beginning her final address to the jury on Monday after two months of testimony and evidence in the case concerning the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. The jury has now been told that it is not being asked to judge the investigation, the witnesses
Madam Justice Edwina Grima will begin addressing the jurors this morning to provide her legal directions before sending them to deliberate their verdict. Businessman Yorgen Fenech, 44, is facing trial after pleading not guilty to complicity in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and to membership of a criminal organisation allegedly
