The lawyer of a government employee, who allegedly altered data to give a hotel in Manama a four-star rating, yesterday stated that his client should not be punished for giving what he believes to be ‘a subjective opinion’.He stated that his client, who is facing trial at the High Criminal Court for electronic fraud, was a ‘diligent worker’ and who had been employed by the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) for seven years without causing any problems .
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