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Is Guyana’s justice system facing one of its most critical tests?

In this in-depth investigation, we break down the Guyana extradition case involving Azruddin Muhammad and Nazar Muhammad, a legal battle that has sparked intense national debate and raised serious questions about judicial independence, political pressure, and the rule of law.

At the center of the controversy is whether lower courts must strictly follow precedent—or whether magistrates have a duty to examine each case on its own facts, especially when constitutional rights and international extradition are involved.

We analyze:
• The extradition request to the United States
• The role of Guyana’s courts vs the executive branch
• Statements made by Attorney General Anil Nandlall
• The legal doctrine of stare decisis and binding precedent
• Concerns over subtle influence vs judicial independence
• Why the Minister of Home Affairs holds final extradition authority
• What this case means for due process and public confidence

This is not just about whether two men are extradited.
It’s about law vs power, justice vs obligation, and whether Guyana’s courts can remain truly independent under political and international pressure.

📌 Should magistrates always follow past rulings—or should justice depend on the facts of each case?
Let us know your views in the comments.

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