Twelve new judges of the Supreme Court have been sworn in by President Paula-Mae Weekes, in one of the single largest groups appointed together.
A release from the Office of the President said the swearing in ceremony took place at President's House on December 1 which was attended by Chief Justice Ivor Archie.
Two former deputy directors of public prosecution George Busby, Tricia Hudlin-Cooper, former Masters of the High Court Mauriceia Joseph, Nalini Singh, Gillian Scotland, wife of Port of Spain South MP Keith Scotland, Linda Khan, Sherene Murray-Bailey, former temporary judges Jade Rodriguez, Delisa Noel Christopher, Halcyon Yorke-Young, Nirala Bansee-Sookhai, and former assistant solicitor general Karen Reid.
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