Supreme Court suspends Andargachew Tsige summon
The Federal Supreme Court on Wednesday has suspended the lower court’s order for Andargachew Tsige to be brought before court as a defense witness.
The Supreme Court’s suspension came after federal prosecutors filed an appeal against the Federal High Court order of 14 July.
The court said the prosecution’s appeal asking the decision of the high court to be reversed has been accepted “for consideration” and ordered both sides to appear before it on November 18. The high court ruling will be suspended until the supreme court reaches a decision after hearing arguments from both sides.