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Five men and teen deny murder of Thomas Dooley in Kerry graveyard - Vimarsana News

Five men and teen deny murder of Thomas Dooley in Kerry graveyard

FIVE men and a teenager have denied the murder of a father of seven who suffered fatal injuries while attending the funeral of a friend in Kerry.

Editorial | Jury system debate - Vimarsana News

Editorial | Jury system debate

It is good that the Jamaican Government is ready for a serious discussion about the future of the jury system, whether it should, or can be rehabilitated, or abandoned, as proposed by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes. This newspaper is in favour of a bit...

Low pay for jurors preventing some from being tried by peers - Vimarsana News

Low pay for jurors preventing some from being tried by peers

B.C. pays jurors less than minimum wage, which advocates say could be affecting the makeup of juries selected to decide the outcomes of trials.

Gov't working on May 2024 as substantive deadline for CoI reforms- Premier - Vimarsana News

Gov't working on May 2024 as substantive deadline for CoI reforms- Premier

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I am 80 per cent confident there will be a retrial in Kartel case - Bert Samuels - Vimarsana News

I am 80 per cent confident there will be a retrial in Kartel case - Bert Samuels

Attorney-at-law, Bert Samuels, says he strongly believes the conviction against dancehall artist Vybz Kartel and his three co-convicts will be overturned. "We were concerned that the Court of Appeal of Jamaica did not give enough weight to the concern we had concerning the juror who was alleged to have been attempting to  bribe the jury. We felt that once that was exposed, the judge ought to have stopped the case...