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Case against repeal of Section 34 starts today
Posted: Monday, January 28, 2013
Case against repeal of Section 34 starts today
As Ish and Steve fight for freedom...
Judge to hear Sect 34 appeals
ATTORNEYS representing persons who filed applications under the now repealed Section 34 of the Administration of Justice (Indictable Proceedings) Act will today begin oral arguments before a High Court judge.
'POWER PLAY'
AG defends 'PM's contractor' against envious competitors
'Many acts' of voter padding
Alleyne-Toppin: I have proof...
COP denies newspaper report
THE Congress of the People (COP) in a release signed by its deputy political leader Anirudh Mahabir, has expressed "serious concern" over a front-page article of a daily newspaper on the weekend (not Newsday) headlined, "CAROLYN IN HOT WATER".
COP: No disciplinary action planned against Seepersad-Bachan
CONGRESS of the People (COP) deputy leader Dr Anirudh Mahabir yesterday denied that the party is considering harsh action against party chairman Dr Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan for her views on last week's Tobago House of Assembly (THA) election.
Alternative Dispute Resolution Pilot launched
CHIEF Justice (CJ) Ivor Archie has issued a call to all judges, attorneys and litigants to work together for the introduction of an effective and permanent system of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as part of this country's Justice system.
Making public information accessible
The campaign by Speaker of the House Wade Mark to make Parliament more computer literate and accessible is a welcome one.
Independent senator advises Anil: Don't stick around
Independent senator Corinne Baptiste-McKnight on Friday told Sport Minister Anil Roberts his ministry had problems and advised him not to "stick around for later."
Khan still going strong
UROLOGIST Dr Lall Sawh and one of two local pioneers in renal transplantation, done 25 years ago, are challenging the National Organ Transplant Unit (NOTU) to find out if TT's first kidney donor and first recipient, are the world's longest survivors of renal transplantation.
Historic Sando Hill
From Amerindian worship site to a modern-day treasure
'Penguin' dies
... the calypso fraternity was plunged into mourning following the death of veteran calypsonian and former president of the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation (TUCO) Seadley "Penguin" Joseph
Couple shot outside home
A SANTA Flora couple were shot while feeding their dogs outside their home on Saturday.
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