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Get the Apps Home / Court / Lawyer wants Government’s amendment to Act axed as he made a case for compensation and bail for client Lawyer wants Government’s amendment to Act axed as he made a case for compensation and bail for client Article by Lawyers for an accused gunman are claiming that the 2019 amendment to the Bail Act is “unconstitutional” and infringes on “six” of their client’s rights. Furthermore, the legal team wants the court to award more than quarter million dollars to the accused in the matter. Lamar Antonio Jones, from Rock Avenue, Wildey, St Michae...

Dear, Honourable Prime Minister. I refrained in the past years from seeking a political intervention of the highest. But, must do so. Hon. Prime Minister, I am requesting your intervention for an urgent, justly rectification of a dangerous situation, caused by a “Wrongful Created Private Botch Road within and across a Natural Watercourse, above Clarke’s Road, St. James. That happened under a previous B.L.P Government. I will outline two main reasons for requesting your intervention upfront, the other reasons will become apparent. (1)The fact that a remedy is yet, to be carry out by the Ch...

Wakili, his 2 sons face murder, kidnapping, conspiracy charges On …Youths raze herders’ settlement in Saki over farmer’s death By Ola Ajayi A Chief Magistrate Court in Ibadan, yesterday, remanded the supected kidnap kingpin, Iskilu Wakili, in a correctional facility for alleged murder, conspiracy, kidnapping and armed robbery. This came on a day residents of Saki and other communities in Oke Ogun area of Oyo State said they now live in palpable fear, following alleged killing of a farmer by suspected Fulani herders at Oke Orogun village, in Saki West local government area of the state....

CCJ Dismisses Appeal in Roosevelt Skerrit & Ors Election “Treating” Case Summonses Issued By Magistrate Reinstated March 10, 2021 Share this post: In a judgment released Tuesday, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) dismissed the appeal in the matter of Roosevelt Skerrit & Ors v Antoine Defoe & Ors [2021] CCJ 4 (AJ) (DM) and affirmed the order of the Court of Appeal reinstating the Magistrate’s summonses for the appellants to appear to answer the election charge of treating. Treating refers to directly or indirectly providing food, drink or entertainment to a person, during or after an ...