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Sights set on legal career Article by December 19, 2020 Janeil Odle may have lost her eyesight at the age of six, but her vision to become a lawyer never faded. Today, as she spoke on behalf of 16 new lawyers, admitted to the BAR, she encouraged others to “keep your eyes on the prize”. “Just to everyone, not just the disabled but everyone. If there’s a path that you want to take in life and you know it’s best for you, you can put your mind to it. Put everything you know in place to get you on that path and go for it. Yes, at times the road might be rough and you ...

Harrison’s Point gets outdoor seating Article by by Anesta Henry Patients at the Isolation Facility at Harrison’s Point, St Lucy, now have an outdoor area where they can sit, relax and enjoy the breeze coming off of the Atlantic Ocean. Director of Isolation Facilities Dr Corey Forde said the space which was created through a donation from companies that worked on the infrastructural development of the facility is important for the preservation of patients’ state of mind since the virus has been found to have a negative psychological impact on those who contract it and they hav...

Moore admits to over a dozen charges Article by December 18, 2020 Rachad Kemar Moore pleaded guilty in the High Court today to committing 15 criminal offences in several communities. The 31-year-old of Vauxhall, Christ Church will reappear before Madam Justice Pamela Beckles on February 25 next year, when the facts of those cases are expected to be disclosed by Crown Counsel Danielle Mottley. Appearing in the No. 5 Supreme Court this morning Moore, who is unrepresented by legal counsel, pleaded guilty to seven counts of endangering life or safety. On January 6, 2018 he rec...

Credit unions want better deal, minister promises support Article by December 18, 2020 Government intends to walk hand-in-hand with the credit union movement says Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn. His pledge has come amid charges that these financial institutions were being “hamstrung” in some cases”. Straughn’s comments came during yesterday’s official opening of the City of Bridgetown (COB) Co-operative Credit Union at Six Roads, St Philip. COB president Adlai Stevenson had earlier contended that the credit union’s operations were being limit...

Get the Apps Home / Local News / Governor Cuomo signs law limiting arrest of Caribbean nationals in state court houses Governor Cuomo signs law limiting arrest of Caribbean nationals in state court houses Article by December 16, 2020 SOURCE: CMC – New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday signed into law a measure that limits the circumstances in which officers from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency can arrest Caribbean and other nationals on immigration violations at state courthouses Cuomo said the Protect Our Courts Act (S00425A/A2176A) ensure...