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The Bahamas will again have to adjust its beneficial ownership and transparency of legal arrangements regime, given the new requirements proposed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) that would

Free National Movement (FNM) Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright said the government is more concerned with talking about the crime problem facing The Bahamas than solving it.

It will only be a matter of time before the European Union’s (EU) newly established body to regulate anti-money laundering (AML) expands its scope to impose its new standards on

Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday The Bahamas is pursuing the issue of blacklists as a breach of the country’s human rights with the United Nations (UN) and possibly the

The anti-gang law promised by Prime Minister Philip Davis in his national address will be progressive standalone legislation that will target gangs as organized criminal enterprises, Attorney General Ryan Pinder

Strengthened anti-gang legislation promised by Prime Minister Philip Davis in his recent national address on crime would give the police and prosecutors broader options in going after certain criminals, National

Men charged with murder being killed while out on bail or being brought back before the courts for murder after having been granted bail for murder, is nothing new.

Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis said last night that the government, judiciary, and lawyers have a responsibility to address the issue of bail in The Bahamas, which he said has

While Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander has called for amendments to the Bail Act as a means to address crime, Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday it is not necessary.

Construction of a new state-of-the-art Supreme Court judicial complex is expected to begin later this year and should be completed in two years.