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FORMER People's National Movement (PNM) attorney general John Jeremie who was a hair's breath away from being be appointed a judge of the Court of Appeal by the the Judicial and Legal Service Commission (JLSC) has withdrawn from the process.

The State is considering appealing the High Court ruling that height restrictions in the recruit­ment of police officers were unconstitutional.National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds made the announcement yesterday during a

Tobago Performing Arts Company Ltd (TPAC) chief executive officer Elvis Radgman has been fired with immediate effect.

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Acting Commissioner of Prisons Deopersad Ramoutar says he is supportive of any initiative that would lower the life sentences of convicted prisoners, once they are capable of leading productive lives when released. On Monday High Court judge Robin Mohammed ordered two convicted prisoners to be paid compensation for breaches to their rights. He said it

DELAY, delay, delay – that seems to be the overbearing and intractable theme within our justice system. There is often a long delay before matters are detected, arrests made and charges laid. Then, there is another set of delay within legal proceedings, once commenced, involving legal manoeuvring by defence attorneys on the one hand and

TWO convicted prisoners, together serving sentences of more than six decades, will return to the High Court for a review of their sentences after a judge held that the delay by the prison authorities in reviewing their prison terms was unconstitutional.

IN A COUNTRY with a long track record of multiculturalism as ours, the facts at the centre of the case of Imam Shazim Mohammed are startling. Yet, from a certain vantage point his treatment at the hands of prison authorities is not surprising. It serves as a chilling reminder of the challenges faced by societies

A HIGH COURT judge has ordered compensation for a Muslim man who was forced to shave his beard during his incarceration and debarred from engaging in religious activities in a religious discrimination lawsuit against the State.

An attempt to deport a Venezuelan woman who was granted refugee status in Trinidad and Tobago by the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has been blocked by the High Court, for now. Justice Robin Mohammed on Wednesday night granted an injuncti