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New Bail Act to be tabled next week Tuesday - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

New Bail Act to be tabled next week Tuesday - Jamaica Observer

A revised draft Bail Bill is expected to be tabled during next week's sitting of the House of Representatives. This follows the completion of the deliberations of the joint select committee of Pa...

Yate man assaulted Tewkesbury police officer - Vimarsana News

Yate man assaulted Tewkesbury police officer

A MAN from Yate has been ordered to pay more than £700 for assaulting a police officer.

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Attorneys have been given more time in which to file affidavits when the appeal, brought by Government against a judge’s decision which ruled that the amendment to the Bail Act was unconstitutional, was heard in the Court of Appeal yesterday. The matter will now be heard later in the year. It was in 2019 that Attorney General Dale Marshall piloted the amendment to the Bail Act which stipulated that a …

Man on bail murdered - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Man on bail murdered - The Nassau Guardian

A 45-year-old man who was on bail and being electronically monitored was murdered outside his home in Garden Hills on Friday, police said. Chief Superintendent Michael Johnson said the victim arrived at his home shortly before noon. He said a small white car, with two men inside, was parked opposite the home. When the victim arrived,

Ongoing frustrations over bail releases - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Ongoing frustrations over bail releases - The Nassau Guardian

Every commissioner of police we can think of in recent memory has expressed deep frustration over arresting suspects in relation to violent crimes only for them to be released on bail and become involved in more serious crimes. Police, understandably, feel that they are taking one step forward and three leaps backward in their fight