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FROM 16-20 October 2023, the Honourable  Justice Adrian Saunders, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) will lead a delegation...

The special leave to appeal case of Alex Tasker will be heard by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Monday in Barbados. Tasker, 61, of Mayfair Terrace, Leadvale, Christ Church, and who is being sought by the United States on money laundering charges, will be one of three people whose cases are to be heard during the rare itinerant sitting here. It will be the second time that the …

THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has refused to grant permission to Alex Tasker from Barbados to appeal an order that he be extradited...

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Alex Tasker was released from police custody on Tuesday night. Earlier that day, Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce confirmed Tasker was arrested after the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) denied his application for leave to appeal on the matter of his extradition to the USA. The businessman’s attorneys later made an urgent request to the CCJ to hear further interventions. That was agreed to and as a result, all previous …

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Barbadian businessman Alex Tasker has been taken into police custody. Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce confirmed Tasker, the former vice-president at the Insurance Corporation of Barbados (ICBL), was picked up this morning, and they are awaiting word from the United States Government on his status. This comes a day after the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) turned down Tasker’s application for Special Leave to appeal to that body. In the …

The blogmaster will not judge the Don except to say many are not as convinced of his innocence as he is.. It would be in the interest of local authorities to give Donville his day in a local court so that he can expose the lies of the ‘pale face people and house niggas’ he…

The extradition hearing against Guyanese-born Ingrid Innes, the former chief executive officer of the Insurance Corporation of Barbados Ltd (ICBL), has once again been adjourned. Innes, and Barbadian Alex Tasker have both been charged with one count each of conspiracy to launder money and two counts of money laundering in relation to US$36 000 in bribes which Donville Inniss, the then Minister of Industry and International Business, received from ICBL. …

Former Government Minister Donville Inniss has lost the challenge against his conviction on money laundering charges in the United States.Just months before the end of his two-year prison sentence for laundering bribe money through the US during his tenure as Minister of Industry, International Business, Commerce, and Small Business Development, the court dismissed his appeal.The decision to affirm his conviction on one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and two counts of money laund...