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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31215, member: 636"]
Courts scrambled to address serious concerns about accommodating a major fraud trial. A powerful deputy judge hammered down clear instructions for justice administrators to shape courtroom conditions.

Key government officials received marching orders after three heavyweight defendants challenged their trial setup. Complaints flew about courtroom facilities at Windhoek Correctional Facility, where legal proceedings have rolled along since autumn 2023. Defendants wanted dramatic improvements to their trial environment.

Top legal brass quickly responded by removing metal barriers and upgrading technological infrastructure. Electric power points emerged ready for laptop connections, and wireless networks appeared ready to handle legal team communications. Physical space modifications started moving forward rapidly.

Heavyweight legal players, including former attorney general Sacky Shanghala, pushed hard for better trial conditions. They argued that existing courtroom arrangements prevented fair legal proceedings. Judicial leadership listened carefully and moved swiftly to address systemic concerns about trial logistics.

Deputy judge president Shafimana Ueitele demanded accountability. Executive directors from justice departments must report back by early September. Detailed documentation about courtroom preparation became mandatory. Defendants would receive upgraded facilities matching professional legal standards.
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