The court has agreed to decide whether the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) can revive an abduction case against 15 former members of the Security Service Unit (SSU). The decision comes after the defense team raised strong objections, halting the scheduled plea-taking on Monday. Lawyers for the accused challenged the prosecution’s move, arguing it was not in line with legal procedures. The case, which involves allegations of unlawful detention, has been dormant for several years. The DPP had sought to re-open the investigation, citing new evidence. The court’s ruling is expected to clarify the legal grounds for reviving the case. The outcome could have significant implications for the legal process and the rights of the accused.