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Dominica ‘election treating’ case has implications for A&B Spread the love In what can be described as an historic decision, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) dismissed an appeal yesterday in an election treating case in Dominica. In his ruling, Justice Andrew Burgess ordered the Court of Appeal to reinstate the magistrate’s summons for the appellants to appear to answer the charge of election treating. Treating refers to directly or indirectly providing food, drink or entertainment to a person, during or after an election, with the aim of corruptly influencing that person’s vote. ...

Fingerlakes1.com Menu Have a tip for the newsroom, press release, local event listing or digital content to share? Send it here. Support our mission by visiting patreon.com/fl1 and becoming a monthly subscriber. First responders are being credited with saving the life of a person who overdosed in the village of Penn Yan on January 27th. Investigator Wayne Marsh arrived on-scene of the incident for what had been reported as a woman who had overdosed. Upon arrival he administered two doses of Narcan. The woman regained consciousness. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Share: 7 ho...

The apartment complex located at 17 Birdsucker Drive, Kingston 8. The Supreme Court ruled that the KSAMC and NEPA illegally authorised construction there. One of the claimants in Thursday’s successful Supreme Court ruling that a multimillion-dollar St Andrew apartment complex was illegally approved and constructed believes that many more such developments are in breach. Gavin Goffe, an attorney-at-law, also believes that while the court order made no pronouncement that the complex be torn down, the lack of authorisation suggested that it was “entirely possible that the authorities could a...

Jovan Johnson/Senior Staff Reporter A multimillion-dollar three-storey apartment on Birdsucker Drive in upper St Andrew was illegally approved and constructed, the Supreme Court has ruled, opening the door for demolition considerations.   Justice Georgiana Fraser Thursday overturned the building and environmental approvals for the development, declaring that the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) and the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) broke the law in granting them.   “The construction at 17 Birdsucker Drive is not supported by any legal authorisati...