Defence objection dismissed as Cartrack expert takes stand in AKA-Tibz trial
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A judge in the Durban High Court has allowed a Cartrack expert, Carel Dreyer Rothman, to give evidence in the AKA-Tibz trial. Defence lawyers had objected, arguing that they had not been given sufficient information about the testimony he intended to present. The objection was dismissed and Rothman took the stand as planned. The ruling keeps technical evidence from Cartrack part of the proceedings as the trial continues.
A Durban High Court judge has allowed Cartrack expert Carel Dreyer Rothman to testify after the defence argued it had not received sufficient information about his evidence.
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