Prisoners in 2006 prison riot case seek to go to Privy Council
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CONCEPT Coaching, headed by club president Roger Smith, kicks off its groundbreaking Super Under-8 Youth League on Sunday with five matches at the Prime Minister’s Park in Five Rivers, Arouca. This weekend’s opening matches set the stage for the two-month-long tournament; the longest-ever competition held locally, for footballers within this age group. It features ten
TWO groups of prisoners who were first successful in their lawsuits against the State for an alleged beating by prison and police officers during a prison riot in 2006 are now hoping for the chance to argue their cases at the Privy Council.
A 32-year-old prison officer I is expected to be questioned and charged for smuggling marijuana into the Arouca Maximum Security Prison (MSP) on Monday morning.
A HIGH COURT judge has granted injunctions to two Muslim prison officers who have sued the State for alleged victimisation, punishment and breaches of their rights to practise their religion because they were not allowed to grow their beards. The injunctions prevent their transfer to the Port of Spain prison and carry a penal clause