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Five-year delay in case transcript for buggery convict egregious breach of constitutional rights, says Court of Appeal - Vimarsana News

Five-year delay in case transcript for buggery convict egregious breach of constitutional rights, says Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal has frowned on the five-year delay in which Demitri Clarke, a rugby coach of a Kingston address, who was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, had to wait before receiving the full transcript of his trial so that his...

PERMISSION GRANTED! - Vimarsana News

PERMISSION GRANTED!

FORMER TRUSTEE for Mystic Mountain Limited, Debbie-Ann Gordon, was granted permission on Monday to present her grounds for appeal on or before February 23, in relation to costs awarded against her in the Supreme Court. Mystic Mountain is an...

Justice Dennis Morrison hailed as a master teacher, model judge - Vimarsana News

Justice Dennis Morrison hailed as a master teacher, model judge

At a special sitting of the Court of Appeal on Friday, several members of the judiciary paid tribute to the late Justice Cecil Dennis Morrison, hailing him as a legend in the legal profession in Jamaica and the Caribbean. Morrison passed away on...

Gordon Robinson | Only a national effort can work - Vimarsana News

Gordon Robinson | Only a national effort can work

It’s becoming harder and harder to be witty or satirical about Jamaica’s violent crime. These days, as I sit before my magic rectangle staring at its blank facsimile of a page, I try to channel any of Jamaica’s satirists including legends like Mass...

'In the end, justice was done' | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

'In the end, justice was done' | Lead Stories

A security guard who spent four years in prison because of the failure of the presiding judge to give adequate warnings to the jury after the complainant, who was a child, had admitted to telling lies, may not be able to recover from the setback...