The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has been accused of many things. Chief of which has been the claim that his fight against corruption is a public relations(PR) exercise, and that his charge sheets are too long.
He is said to arrest suspects on Fridays as a way of ensuring they can only be arraigned in court on a Monday; only for him to ask for extensions to 'complete investigations'. Since I am not a lawyer, I will not argue the merits or the demerits of such charges.