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Daily Archives: Nov 5, 2018

Editorial: Opinions matter

It has not been our finest hour.  After 37 years of independence, we were hoping that the journey towards the historic Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) referendum would have been a positive and productive one that would have been a demonstration of our development and maturity as a nation. After all, we are grappling with a key decision regarding our judiciary.  

Accused child rapist on the loose

The hunt is on for a 40-year-old man who allegedly raped a 13 year-old female relative who complained to her father and the police this past Saturday morning.

Rapist gets 18 years for attacking church friend

Errol Phillip, a married father who raped his long-time church friend, got a prison sentence of 18 years for the offence which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.

What you need to know for Referendum Day

The historic referendum to choose a final court of appeal has been causing intense debates among residents regarding the pros and cons of the two options available - the Caribbean Court of Justice and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Referendum Day is nigh, ABEC says it is ready

The electorate can expect a smooth process tomorrow as the country conducts a referendum to determine whether to stick with the Privy Council or move to the Caribbean Court of Justice in its appellate jurisdiction.
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