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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley said while crime continues to be a serious issue affecting the society Trinidad and Tobago, it cannot be said that the Government has not been

New bail Bill, which is currently under debate in Parliament, is expected to give victims or complainants of rape and sexual offences a voice when perpetrators appear for bail pleas.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs Marlene Malahoo Forte, is encouraging Jamaicans to familiarise themselves with the provisions of the Bail Act. Currently, the Act is be...

A revised draft Bail Bill is expected to be tabled during next week's sitting of the House of Representatives. This follows the completion of the deliberations of the joint select committee of Pa...

The new york congressman george santos voted to clamp down on fraudulent unemployment claims. in fact, he is a cosponsor of that bail bill. he said he had no second thoughts about that vote. even though a day earlier, he pleaded not guilty to stealing pandemic unemployment benefits. the snark in me wants to say the members of congress understand the issues they are voting on. i guess thats too snarky. >> he said hes innocent. hes going to get his day in court. is he admitting to guilt there? hes...

The Government is moving forward in transitioning Jamaica to a Republic. Governor-General Sir Patrick Allen said that the Constitutional Reform work to facilitate the transition will be assisted by a ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Members of the public are being encouraged to send in their written submissions on the Bail Bill by Wednesday, November 30. The Bill is now before a Joint Select Committee of both ...

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Members of the public are being encouraged to send in their written submissions on the Bail Bill by Wednesday, November 30. The Bill is now before a Joint Select Committee of both Houses of Parliament, for review. Committee members, during the rev