31 March 2015
Plymouth Czech
people trafficking trial delayed again
The
trial of five Czechs accused of trafficking men into Britain has been further
delayed.
The
jury was today due to hear further evidence against two men and three women,
members of an extended Roma family, who allegedly housed compatriots in their
homes for economic exploitation.
The
hearing was first adjourned on Monday because of concerns about one of the
interpreters.
Judge
Darlow told the jury that the court had “very serious concerns as to the
quality and fairness of the interpretation” provided by the interpreter
assisting alleged trafficking victim Josef Bukovinsky.
The
case has now been further put off until tomorrow.
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