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Baseless arrogations of power,interference - Vimarsana News

Baseless arrogations of power,interference

THE EDITOR: Whether the court practice rules are delegated legislation or not, they have to be true to the originating legislation.

Judiciary issues directions, not new rules, for court records - Vimarsana News

Judiciary issues directions, not new rules, for court records

THE JUDICIARY is justifying the issuance of practice directions for records of court proceedings, saying they are not "new rules," but "lay out clearly" the relevant sections of the law and their effect on how the Judiciary now works.

CJ amend rules after Dana Seetahal file mix-up – DPP can file electronic indictments - Vimarsana News

CJ amend rules after Dana Seetahal file mix-up – DPP can file electronic indictments

NEW COURT rules have been made to allow the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to file an indictment electronically in the decade-old case of the murder of Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal in 2014.

Chief Justice amends rules after Dana Seetahal file mix-up: DPP can file electronic indictments - Vimarsana News

Chief Justice amends rules after Dana Seetahal file mix-up: DPP can file electronic indictments

NEW COURT rules have been made to allow the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to file an indictment electronically in the decade-old case of the murder of Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal in 2014.

Senator: Dana row undermines system of justice - Vimarsana News

Senator: Dana row undermines system of justice

OPPOSITION Senator Jayanti Lutchmedial-Ramdial on Friday, May 17, warned that a row between two public agencies over the delay in prosecuting the decade-old Dana Seetahal murder case could end up denting the public's confidence in TT's system of justice.