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President Cyril Ramaphosa has brought the admissibility of evidence submitted before the panel into question, arguing that it relied on hearsay evidence.

DHAKA, Aug 31, 2022 (BSS) - Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 2022 was placed today in the Jatiya Sangsad, keeping the provision of making digital

By: Betty Vedrine Bahamas Information Services     #TheBahamas, June 23, 2022 –  As part of his contribution to the 2022/2023 national Budget Debate, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Senator, the Hon. L. Ryan Pinder outlined legislative actions by the government to meet some of its objectives. He started off by firstly thanking […]

A defence attorney on Tuesday chastised a police corporal, suggesting that he was "clueless" in relation to evidence he was presenting on data of secretly recorded conversations of alleged members of the One Don faction of the Clansman gang. Attor

A police officer who supposedly ‘respected’ Andre 'Blackman' Bryan, the leader of the One Don faction of the Clansman gang, is said to have provided the criminal organisation with vital information on the operations of the Spanish Town Police Sta

Chief Justice Brian Sykes has ruled that ‘secret cell phone recordings’ between alleged members of the One Don faction of the Clansman gang will be used as evidence in the ongoing gang trial, handing a major victory to the prosecution. Sykes

Chief Justice Bryan Sykes is to deliver a crucial decision next week on whether he will accept the secret recordings of the alleged members of the One Don faction of the Clansman gang to be used as evidence in the ongoing trial in the Supreme Court.

The prosecution in the trial of alleged members of the One Don faction of the Clansman gang could hit another hurdle in their attempts to have cell phone data and secret recordings of the alleged gangsters used as evidence. This was after Chief Ju

After being freed, Morvant man to face trial again for WASA fete murder Friday 26 February 2021 ALMOST three years after he was freed by a High Court judge who upheld an application challenging the reliability of the evidence in the case, a 41-year-old Morvant man will be re-indicted for the murder of a man after a WASA fete in 2009. Frankie Bartholomew, of Second Caledonia, was freed of murdering Marcus Mark on March 7, 2018. On Friday, Justices of Appeal Alice Yorke-Soo Hon, Maria Wilson and ...