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Judge frees Miller
Posted: Friday, May 4, 2012
CHERYL FULLY FREED
After six traumatising weeks, Cheryl Miller, the Ministry of Gender, Youth and Child Development employee who was detained for 15 days at the St Ann's Psychiatric Hospital, has had her freedoms restored following the close of judicial proceedings yesterday at the Port-of-Spain High Court.
Matter ends in High Court - Judge frees Miller
"I am very happy to be free." These were the words of Cheryl Miller as she left the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain yesterday at the end of a habeas corpus action challenging her 15-day stay at St Ann's Psychiatric Hospital.
Cheryl gets her full freedom
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Rowley meets PM today
Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley will meet with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar before Parliament today to discuss the Government's plan to establish the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the final appellate court for criminal cases.
COP 'loyalists' want answers from Ramadhar
Prakash goes silent after PM's meeting
Prakash: I Can't Be Muzzled
'I am not in conflict with Govt'
Sometimes misconstrued, blown out of proportion and misquoted at times. This was what Congress of the People (COP) leader Prakash Ramadhar reportedly told his colleagues of what was published in the media purporting to be his position and his comments on the Marlene Coudray issue.
'Big stick' approach cannot work, says political scientist
While the Constitution gives the Prime Minister maximum powers, the "big stick" approach cannot work in this day and age, political scientist Winford James said yesterday.
COP councillors support Coudray
The Congress of the People (COP) councillors within the San Fernando City Corporation have voiced their unwavering support for San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray.
Marlene threatens to sue her deputy mayor
San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray is threatening to sue deputy mayor of San Fernando Navi Muradali over defamation of character.
Moonilal sees smooth sailing in Parliament
Moonilal: Marathon meeting resulted in solutions
Man to sue for wrongful arrest
Murder suspect with similar name
Landing of 'mystery plane' puzzles Myers
The landing of a large military aircraft at Piarco International Airport during the 1990 insurrection and the exiting of ten to 15 vehicles from it continues to remain a mysterious secret to this day.
Myers: Jamaat were elaborate squatters
'A sore that has been festering for many years'...
...We said no to foreign interference
THE United States army insisted on coming to this country to help in quelling the 1990 attempted coup, former National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) minister Lincoln Myers testified yesterday.
Health Minister: Over-radiated patients will get justice
3-vehicle crash in St James
THREE people were injured yesterday following an accident involving a military truck, a goods vehicle and a private car in St James.
$284,000 missing from Law Association accounts
Members of the Law Association will hold an emergency meeting at the Hall of Justice, Port-of-Spain, today to determine whether an employee should be reported to the Fraud Squad.
Cops probe guard for beating of primary school girl
A security guard assigned to a primary school in Maracas St Joseph is being investigated by police for reportedly beating an 11-year-old schoolgirl on the school's compound on Tuesday.
3 die, 4 injured in PoS shootings
AS gang violence continues to rear its ugly head in and around the capital city, three persons have been shot dead and four others wounded in separate shooting incidents. This brings the murder toll this year to 131 as compared to 135 for last year for the same period.
Cops: No police link in schoolboy's shooting
POLICE probing the shooting of Diego Martin schoolboy Hakeem Cabrera said they have found no evidence to suggest the incident was committed by police officers.
Daring robbery at Island Finance
Three men armed with guns yesterday staged a daring daylight robbery at the St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain branch of Island Finance, escaping with large sums of cash, jewelry and cellphones.
Men held after Maraval robbery
Quick work by Western Division police on Wednesday night resulted in the arrests of four men shortly after a couple was held up and robbed at gunpoint at a guest house in Maraval.
Cops to quiz maxi driver who drove killer and accomplice
A maxi-taxi driver who plies the Curepe to Maracas, St Joseph route yesterday contacted prominent attorney Odai Ramischand and confessed that last Wednesday he transported two men from Curepe, and dropped them off close to the attorney's home.
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