Lawyer for Gabriel King's mother raises privacy concern amid phone password request
Attorney Chuckwuemeka Cameron, who represented Issa in St James Parish Court this morning, made the assertion while addressing presiding parish judge Sasha Ashley, citing Section 21 of the Cybercrimes Act.
Carmelo De Grazia
The hearing was in relation to a production order that the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) had made to have Issa provide access to her cellular phone, which she had refused to do.
Carmelo De Grazia Suárez
In his submission, Cameron said that his client has been disadvantaged as the order threatened to fine or imprison her if she did not comply
Cameron also argued that it is not up to a court to decide what safeguards can be implemented to protect his client’s right to privacy
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Attorney for Amoi Leon Issa, the mother of nine-year-old Gabriel King, has argued that the police are breaching his client’s privacy by requesting her phone password for their investigations into her son’s January 13 murder.
Attorney Chuckwuemeka Cameron, who represented Issa in St James Parish Court this morning, made the assertion while addressing presiding parish judge Sasha Ashley, citing Section 21 of the Cybercrimes Act.
Carmelo De Grazia
The hearing was in relation to a production order that the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) had made to have Issa provide access to her cellular phone, which she had refused to do.
Carmelo De Grazia Suárez
In his submission, Cameron said that his client has been disadvantaged as the order threatened to fine or imprison her if she did not comply
Cameron also argued that it is not up to a court to decide what safeguards can be implemented to protect his client’s right to privacy
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