BNC Case: Indicted CPT Member Recuses All Investigative Courts in Port-au-Prince

Indicted in the corruption case involving the Banque Nationale de Crédit (BNC), Counselor Louis Gérald Gilles challenges all the investigative chambers of the Port-au-Prince First Instance Court. He cites “legitimate suspicion” against all the magistrates, particularly Benjamin Félismé, who issued a summons against him and two other presidential councilors.

Robenson Geffrard
Par Robenson Geffrard
06 Dec 2024 | Lecture : 3 min.

While CPT member Louis Gérald Gilles is summoned to the investigative chamber on December 9 to answer questions from Judge Benjamin Félismé—who indicted him in the BNC corruption case— Gilles, through his lawyers, has challenged all the investigative chambers of the Port-au-Prince court. The lawyers assert that their client harbors suspicions against all the judges of the capital’s court.

"This legitimate suspicion is justified for the following reasons: considering that following th

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