Magistrates were on Friday engaged in a training session that would eventually see a different approach taken when it comes to youths who commit non-violent crimes. Here is more in this report from Javone Vickerie.
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An agreement inked between the University of Guyana and the Ministry of Legal Affairs will see several holders of law degrees receiving training to prosecute in the magistrates' court this year. This was revealed by the Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall. The details in this report…
“More Judges & Magistrates are urgently needed to deal with cases at the Magistrate and High Courts. The suggestion of Attorney Ravindra Mohabir points to the lengthy period that victims currently wait for a verdict to be delivered in their matters. More from Antonio Dey.
On Tuesday, nine new Magistrates took the oath of office at the Supreme Court, an event in alignment with the Constitution. Prime Minister Mark Phillips was present to witness the ceremony. This addition to the judiciary aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the court system. Tiana Cole provides…
