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RETIRED Appeal Court judge Stanley John is expected to deliver a public statement on Saturday on the investigation of the State's failure to defend a malicious prosecution lawsuit filed by nine men acquitted of the murder of Vindra Naipaul-Coolman.
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THE Judiciary says it will not comment or respond to media queries on the malicious prosecution case of the nine men acquitted of the charge of murdering businesswoman Vindra Naipaul-Coolman. This was the response to questions from Newsday directed to newly-appointed High Court judge Karen Reid-Ballantyne, on her role in the case, and whether she
AT LEAST one attorney is defending Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, and his predecessor Faris Al-Rawi, saying neither can be expected to micro-manage departments that fall under the AG's Ministry. The lawyer, Anthony Manwah, is also calling for sanctions on State attorneys who “failed spectacularly in performing their duties,” referring to the State's failure to
THE once disappeared, now resurfaced court file which is at the centre of a $20m controversy, is a key piece of the puzzle retired Appeal Court judge Stanley John has been tasked by Government to solve. John was hired by Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, to get to the bottom of the disappearance of the