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Second defendant charged with murder

20-year-old Parris Mitchell Robinson of Pembroke parish was charged with two offenses in connection to the death of Kawaje Raynor A second man has...

Men in court on robbery, fighting charges

Three men have been charged in Magistrate's Court with fighting and attempted robbery.Appearing during the Plea Court session, Zion Smith Coddrington, Ajahni Bascome-Lema and...

DPP warns of ‘grave consequences’ after court attacks

The Director of Public Prosecutions, Cindy Clarke, confirms that one of her Crown Counsel was recently threatened in the court precincts while performing their...

Judgement pending in Dr. Brown’s ‘abuse of process’ case

Former Premier Dr. Ewart Brown calls for all criminal charges against him to be thrown out; a decision on whether the case should be...

Crown objects to stay in abuse of process case

Crown Counsel Adley Duncan, from the DPP laid arguments refuting a delays to court proceedings against Dr. Ewart Brown https://vimeo.com/1158977915?fl=pl&fe=ti Dr. Ewart Brown's efforts to...

‘Prosecution or persecution?’: Defence wants case against Dr. Ewart Brown dismissed

Jerome Lynch, KC has called for a permanent stay against any further criminal proceedings of his client, former Premier Dr. Ewart Brown https://vimeo.com/1158869765?fl=pl&fe=ti Prosecution or persecution? Strong...

‘Public can help to shape jury reform’

The Ministry of Justice is urging members of the public to attend the final community engagement session on proposed jury reform, which will be...

Dr. Ewart Brown’s virtual court hearing gets underway

Lawyer argues that former Premier’s rights have been repeatedly breached A Supreme Court hearing began this morning in an abuse of process case involving former...

Have your say on jury reform

Southampton Parish Council, along with the Attorney General’s Chambers, will host a public meeting on jury reform. It will take place at Vernon Temple AME...

Tributes paid to ‘deeply principled’ lawyer

The work of Gwen Johnson ‘enhanced the island’s reputation internationally as a credible, well-governed jurisdiction’ The Ministry of Justice is deeply saddened by the passing of...

Penalties for knife crime and dangerous driving under scrutiny

High-level meetings work towards new sentencing guidelines The Sentencing Guidelines Committee held meetings during the week of 5 January 2026 when a delegation from the...

Forum to introduce jury system to schoolchildren

Move is part of continuing efforts to elicit feedback on modernising the jury system The Ministry of Justice today announced that the public consultation on...
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