TRIAL date into the case against a woman facing charges of conversion and embezzlement is yet to be set.

The court was told that the trial date on the matter has not been set as the defence lawyer is still not available.

The prosecution said the accused was represented by a lawyer from the Public Solicitor’s Office and no instruction was given regarding the trial date.

Meanwhile, a lawyer from PSO who was present in court during the hearing also confirmed that there was no instruction given on the matter, but assures the court that he will follow-up with the concerned defence lawyer in regards to the case.

Also a warrant of arrest was issued against the accused as she failed to appear in court.

The Police Prosecutor made several calls outside the court as there was no appearance from the accused.

The warrant will be reviewed on the next appearance date.

This is the case against Dorinda Bennie Ouou who is facing charges of embezzlement and four counts of conversion.

Police alleged that the woman on unknown dates between November 30 2012 and January 1^st 2013 did fraudulently embezzle a sum of $3000 property of the Solomon Islands Government.

And on the same date she did convert money belonging to four others for her own use, the matter was then reported to the police and investigations were carried out and later she was arrested and charged for the offence.

Police Prosecutor Iete Tebakota prosecutes the matter in court while lawyer from Public Solicitor’s Office represents the accused.