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Law Assn: Rowley wrong on cops entering private property Law Association president Sophia Chote, SC. - THE Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago said the Prime Minister is wrong to suggest that police can enter private properties to enforce public health regulations. To do so, the association said, would be illegal. Dr Keith Rowley was speaking at a news conference in Tobago on Thursday to announce stricter measures to deal with the rising number of covid19 infections and deaths. He said, “I expect there will be greater observation of the request and demand that house parties, family gatherings, liming by a house next to a bar and those kind of things, that the already overworked police will go one step further, and where they believe the activities taking place which are inimical to the public interest, that under the protection of existing law the police will intervene.”

Trinidad and tobagoRoger alexanderSophia choteKeith rowleyFaris al rawiJayanti lutchmedialLaw association of trinidadPublic healthLaw associationOperations response teamPublic health ordinanceLaw assnPrime ministerSenior counsel sophia choteMinister dr keithPublic health act