Abdulla Mohamed

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Judge Abdulla Mohamed
Chief Judge of the Maldives Criminal Court
Assumed office
21 September 2008
Preceded by
Abdulla Areef
Chief Judge Criminal Court
2008–present
Succeeded by
Incumbent