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Article by February 25, 2021
The Barbados Court of Appeal will tomorrow hand down its decision on a magisterial sentence appeal brought by Jamaican visitor Dean George Scott who is currently serving six months at HMP Dodds for breaching quarantine directives.
That decision will be delivered at 10 a.m. during a virtual sitting of the No. 1 Supreme Court.
On December 29 last year Scott, a 49-year-old mason, who was staying at a hotel in Worthing, Christ Church, pleaded guilty to contravening
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New lawyer Janeil Odle has promised that she and her fellow attorneys will maintain the good ethical practices and standards of the profession, even as they adapt and modify the way they work in “these unprecedented times”.
Odle was speaking on behalf of her 15 colleagues as they were admitted to the Bar to practise law yesterday. They were the second cohort to be admitted, with the first 32 being called at the end of last month.
Addressing a full sitting of judges, led by new Chief Justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham, the 26-year-old Odle, who became the first blind lawyer in Barbados, said the new members of the profession were aware of the standards which they must uphold.