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Uproar over CJ's role
Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Uproar over CJ's role
Opposition and Independent Senators have expressed concern over a revelation by Justice Minister Emmanuel George that Chief Justice (CJ) Ivor Archie had an input in the Prison Amendment Bill before it was brought to the Senate for debate yesterday.
LUCKY ESCAPE
A LAST minute change of flight plans is what saved the life of Trinidadian Suzette Moses-Burton who was scheduled to be aboard the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines flight MH17
Drayton: Griffith disrespectful
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City police hell hole
Roberts: Life Sport story misleading
SPORTS MINISTER Anil Roberts yesterday described a story in yesterday’s Express and Monday’s edition of the CCN TV6 News, as "misleading".
'Not a LifeSport cheque'
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... "unless we do something about the security systems at the airport, the detention centres at the airport".
Al-Rawi: I was talking about Mrs Creed #3
Opposition Senator Faris Al-Rawi said yesterday the "Mrs Creed" to whom he referred some weeks ago as having received a catering contract in the LifeSport programme was "Mrs Creed, number three"
Mom, lawyer visit Morvant station
Video of boy beaten with shovel
Mother trying her best says neighbour
E-mails reveal heated exchange on court drivers
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Dumas' lawsuit dismissed
Challenge of Police Service Commission appointees...
Court of Appeal upholds dismissal of obstruction charge against Abdulah
Questions over $$, phones found at 'Diego' house
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Court hears in contempt motion: Poor air quality at passport office
Carbon dioxide levels at the ground floor of the passport office in Port-of-Spain were recorded at above international standards
Immigration staff not notified of carbon dioxide levels
Questions over new environmental bill
IS A NEW environmental bill proposing to introduce draconian new measures for policing the population
Illegal dumping near MovieTowne
Film reels, garbage litter reclamation site...
Minister intervenes in Hindu school dispute
Camille: St Jude's Home needs attention
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Drayton: Time for modern children's home
THE Government should ensure that funds are allocated in the 2015 national budget for the construction of a state-of-the-art home for children in this country
Inspectorate of Prisons to deal with inmates' complaints
THE Government is proposing to create an Inspectorate of Prisons to deal with the treatment of prisons and to investigate complaints from prisoners.
Gunman came for conman
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