Gov't 'committed' to following Constitution, Attorney General says

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Gov't 'committed' to following Constitution, Attorney General says

Attorney General Dr Derrick McKoy says the Government is "committed" to following the Constitution after a court ruling that regulations governing a 2018 state of emergency (SOE) in St James violated Jamaica's supreme law and a citizen's fundamental rights.

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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