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Cops to probe court error
Posted: Thursday, January 22, 2015
Seepersad steps down as judge in emailgate lawsuit
High Court judge Justice Frank Seepersad has recused himself from the emailgate defamation lawsuit brought by Attorney General Anand Ramlogan against Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley. Seepersad's recusal comes in the wake of the controversial failure of the High Court to notifiy Rowley's attorneys of critical information relating to the filing of his defence.
Cops to probe court error
PM: No probe into AG
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she has no knowledge of any criminal investigation involving an allegation of perversion of justice against Attorney General Anand Ramlogan.
Emmanuel Carter dies in US
Former Senate president Emmanuel Carter died yesterday.
He was 85.
Former Acting President Carter dies at 85
JOSEPH Emmanuel Carter – who acted as President during the terrorist attack of 1990 and who signed a purported amnesty document, in relation to the attackers – was yesterday reported to have died at Miami at the age of 85.
Drunk driving fines increased
PERSONS caught driving under the influence of alcohol now face fines that could be as high as $22,500. That is the new figure quoted by Minister of Transport Stephen Cadiz who also called on Judges and Magistrates to come down hard on these drivers.
Privy Council orders Govt to pay municipal officers
...Major victory for city cops
Grant increase in effect February 1
The Ministry of the People and Social Development has said that the $300 increase to the Public Assistance and Disability Grants announced by Finance Minister Larry Howai in the 2014-2015 budget will take effect from February 1.
Cops Seek Azad's Help
POLICE believe a man named Azad Ali can help them with information that can solve the murders of Salma Chadee in Caroni and Sherlene Mahangoo-Charles in Ste Madeleine.
Murdered teen's mom on wheelchair killer: He was a good boy'
Griffith: Marchan in hiding but gets ministry salary
Deputy director of Physical Education and Sport Ruth Marchan, who has been "in hiding"
and off the job for the past seven months, is still being paid by the Government in her substantive position.
3 Jamaican illegals detained
THREE Jamaican nationals have been detained by the officers of the Immigration Division for working in the country without a work permit.
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