Court hearing delayed for former Haitian President Aristide
Jan 04, 2013
PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Reuters) – Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide yesterday won a delay until next week in a court hearing to address accusations he exploited former street children for political gain. Aristide, who did not appear in court, has not been charged with a crime and a judge will ultimately decide whether any charges should be filed. His lawyer successfully argued that the hearing should be delayed to next Wednesday because the court summons was served improperly. Police used tear gas to avert a confrontation between pro- and anti-Aristide demonstrators outside the courthouse.
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