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FORMER chairman of the Urban Development Corporation (Udecott) Calder Hart has appealed a judge’s ruling against him in 2020 that his rights to a fair hearing and protection of the law were not breached by the decisions of the commission of inquiry into the construction of the failed Las Alturas Housing complex in Morvant.

THE reinstatement by the Court of Appeal of preliminary unexplained wealth orders, which allowed the police to seize the assets of two families allegedly linked to drug trafficking, will be challenged at the Privy Council.

A sex attacker who raped three women in two years is behind bars.

A thug is behind bars after stabbing his "good friend" to death.

These days I feel like Marvin Gaye, the singer of the 1971 Billboard hit “What’s going on?”Confronted by the incessant kangkalang, his lyrics become most relevant.Mother, mother/ The

RYAN HAMILTON-DAVIS AND YVONNE WEBB Just two days shy of the end of February, TT crossed 100 murders, as gunmen continue to snuff out lives unchecked. Three men, one a freed murder accused, were killed overnight Saturday into Sunday afternoon in south and north Trinidad. Their deaths took the murder rate to 103 in 57

Former kidnapping and murder accused Roger Mootoo was gunned down on his way to Cara Courts, the apartment complex where he lived, at St Margaret’s Village, Claxton Bay on Sunday morning. Mootoo, also known as Roger Ravello, was returning to his home at building one when he was killed by gunmen who ambushed him around

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JUDGES who are asked to uphold no-case submissions in criminal cases will now have to apply a stricter standard in assessing the prosecution’s evidence as the Court of Appeal has overruled a law that stood for the last 40 years.

A Princes Town couple has successfully appealed convictions against them for failing to comply with a notice to demolish an apartment building at Sagan Drive, Champ Fleurs because they did not have proper planning permission. Five judges of the Privy Council ruled that Chandra and Ingrid Silochan were wrongly committed by then-magistrate Lisa Ramsumair-Hinds, now