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"Unconstitutional" orders could be challenged in Court, lawyer warns

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By Sapeer Mayron 08 August 2020, 11:00PM

A senior lawyer in Samoa has warned that the Government could be taken to Court by anyone who believes certain State of Emergency (S.O.E.) orders has caused them undue costs or problems, despite the nation being coronavirus-free. 

By Sapeer Mayron 08 August 2020, 11:00PM

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