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DPP: Cops best suited
Posted: Thursday, May 8, 2014
DPP: Cops best suited
The issue of concocted, exaggerated civil assault cases filed by prisoners seeking unjust compensation from the State is now under a criminal probe.
DPP ORDERS PROBE
...finds enough material for top cop to investigate criminal offences in prison litigation
CONSPIRACY
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard, SC, says he is of the “unflinching view” that there is more than sufficient material in the ruling of High Court Master Patricia Sobion-Awai in the Jamal Sambury assault claim
Prison Inspector backs judge on jail reform
Prison officers still waiting for cellphone jammers
PRESIDENT of the Prison Officers Association (POA) Cerron Richards wants to know what became of the promise made by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissesar a year ago for cellular phone jammers
Dana’s killer targets Cops
Suspected assassin has been fingered in a plot to kill a number of senior police officers
Businessmen fearful
Law Association president pleads to Govt: ...please catch Dana’s killers
AG as Senate pays tribute: She refused security in Jamaat case
Slain Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal, who undertook the State’s action on Jamaat al Muslimeen properties, had refused security offered to her
Heroine’s farewell today
…Machel to sing at funeral
National award for Seetahal
PNM wants foreign investigators for probe
No confidence the assassination of Dana Seetahal, SC, will be solved by local law enforcement officers
Pundit: TT must return to spirituality
PARAMACHARYA Pundit Hardeo Persad says the root of all atrocities of which we are victims, including Dana Seetahal’s gruesome murder, “lies in karma” and a “lack of spirituality."
Ramesh: Govt broke its promise
Judge dismisses Re-Route Movement’s attempt to halt highway
Re-Route’s court bid fails
AG hails ruling
ATTORNEY GENERAL (AG) Anand Ramlogan hailed Justice James Aboud’s earlier ruling against the Highway Reroute Movement (HRM).
...PM welcomes ruling in favour of Government
...ruling of Justice James Aboud who dismissed the application of the Highway Re-Route Movement (HRM) for a conservatory order to be granted
Jairam: ‘Cut and paste’ used to reference cases online
Rowley lashes out at ‘losers’ in PNM polls
...who have complained about problems and alleged subterfuge concerning PNM’s voting list and that his team has kept people out of the process
Bakr on bed rest after heart attack
Lawyers representing Jamaat al Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr have asked Chief Magistrate Marcia Ayers-Caesar for an adjournment of the private complaint brought against him by secretary to the commission of enquiry into the 1990 attempted coup
Trinis in Jihadist training
CELLPHONE images seized by SEBIN, Venezuela's Intelligence Service, allegedly show some of the Trinidadian Muslims now detained in a Venezuelan jail on a firing range using high-powered weapons.
Jack admits to defaming councillor
Now parties to agree on settlement
All set for SEA
A TOTAL of 18,345 Standard Five students will today sit the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exam at schools throughout the country
900 Tobago students to sit exam
PM pays tribute to 'Daisy'
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has described late parang singer, Alexandra ''Daisy"Voisin as a ''true national treasure''
Prisoner 'shot' in riot at Princes Town court
Prisoners rioted in the cellblock at the Princes Town Magistrates Court yesterday, resulting in one prisoner being shot.
'Victim took my certificates'
Chopping accused sent St Ann's Hospital
Pensioner stung to death by killer bees
A NEW Grant pensioner was stung to death by thousands of bees while tending to his crops in his garden on Tuesday morning.
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