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Shaquille Stefan Elder from South District, St George has been ordered to pay $25 000 for having an illegal gun and ammunition. However he has been given some time to settle the amount with the High Court. Elder had a .32 pistol in his possession on July 13, 2017 along with 12 rounds of
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Prison officer’s sedition trial to continue in October - Barbados Today
The prosecution and defence in the sedition case against the president of the Prison Officers Association are to make closing arguments in a month’s time in a bid to convince the court to rule in their favour. Those submissions in Trevor Browne’s case will be made on October 6 before Chief
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Rwanda: Evaluation of Judges on Number of Cases Tried Blamed for 'Bad' Court Verdicts
[New Times] Evaluating the performance of judges based on the number of cases they try is one of the reasons for that some verdicts are characterised by injustice, it has emerged.
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We can't just suspend a judge, says JSC after calls for action against Judge Hlophe | News24
In response to unhappiness about rulings, and other issues, surrounding Western Cape Judge John Hlope, the Judicial Service Commission has made it clear that it falls outside their ambit to suspend judges.
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Zupco monopoly challenge still to be heard - NewsDay Zimbabwe
On March 12 2021, Supreme Court Judges faulted Justice Mary Zimba-Dube for misdirecting herself when she dismissed the application and ordered that the matter be remitted to the High Court and be heard by a different
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South Africa: Arms Deal Inquiry Judges Seriti and Musi Cry 'Blatant Absurdity' As They Move to Thwart JSC Probe
[Daily Maverick] The Judicial Conduct Committee hearing into Judge Willie Seriti and Judge Hendrick Musi's conduct at the Arms Deal Inquiry stalled before it began on Friday after the judges submitted a court application to halt the process. The pair, accused of failing to properly investigate the
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7 courts closes after Covid-19 scare - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By Staff Reporter The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has closed seven court houses after an undisclosed number of its members tested positive The post 7 courts closes after Covid-19 scare appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Biti, prosecutor faceoff in assault trial - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY BEAUTY NYUKE   PROSECUTORS handling the assault case of MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti have accused the former Harare East The post Biti, prosecutor faceoff in assault trial appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Judicial Branch Revises Court Closures for 2021 Scheduled Holidays
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Derek Chauvin Is Broke, Can't Afford a Paid Lawyer To Appeal His Murder Case
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Powell, Spencer sworn in as magistrates
Mr. Joe Powell, assistant city clerk, and Ms. ShaKelvia Spencer, city clerk, were sworn on September  15, 2021 as municipal court magistrates. Having additional, sworn magistrates, will allow the court to operate more efficiently in case of sickness. Mr. Joe Powell and Ms. ShaKelvia Spencer were
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Nigeria: EFCC to File 800 New Corruption Cases, Vows to Re-Prosecute Orji Kalu
[Premium Times] The cases were delayed largely because of the strike by judiciary workers who shut down courts in Nigeria for over two months.
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Kenya: Chief Justice Martha Koome's First 100 Days in Office
[Nation] A day after this year's Madaraka Day celebrations in Kisumu, Chief Justice Martha Koome visited court stations in the lakeside city on a part meet-the-people, part ad hoc inspection of facilities.
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Missing documents stall progress in case before the Supreme Court - Barbados Today
The apparent misplacement of the file of a murder accused who has been wanting to plead guilty for the past seven months has raised the ire of a High Court Judge. “This is absolute nonsense regardless of where it is delayed. A man wants to plead guilty to murder since November, 2020. “This is
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Assa Nyakundi wins first round in murder case
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Christ Church couple granted bail - Barbados Today
A Christ Church couple who was at the centre of the April 26 alleged standoff with public health and law enforcement officials appeared in court this morning. Fabian Antone John, 46,  and his wife Vanessa Maylin John, 48, of Kingsland Heights, Christ Church are accused of refusing to carry out
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Alabama judge booted for racist, inappropriate behavior
A judge who oversees elections in an Alabama county was removed from office after being accused of racist, sexually inappropriate The post Alabama judge booted for racist, inappropriate behavior appeared first on TheGrio.
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Prominent Harare lawyer convicted for ‘professional misconduct’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By Staff Reporter Prominent Harare lawyer Charles Chinyama has been convicted by a Tribunal set up by the Law Society of Zimbabwe The post Prominent Harare lawyer convicted for ‘professional misconduct’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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CJ Malaba separates ConCourt from Supreme Court
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Tunisia: International Arrest Notice Issued Against Former President Moncef Marzouki- (Justice
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- An international arrest notice was issued against former President of the Republic Mohamed Moncef Marzouki, by the investigating judge in charge of his case, the communication office of the Tunis First Instance Court said Thursday.
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Judge seeks to bloc ED from firing her
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State must prove Nguwaya case: Judge
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Rent Restriction Tribunal to resume physical court operations
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Attorney in spat with Chuck vows to press for justice
Attorney-at-law Captain Paul Beswick has vowed to continue fighting for significant improvements in the justice system amid a tiff that has seemingly developed with the Justice Minister Delroy Chuck.
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Sudan's Ruling Council Removes First Female Chief Justice, Accepts Attorney General's Resignation
[VOA] Khartoum -- Sudan's ruling Sovereign Council removed Chief Justice Neimat Abdallah Mohamed Khair from the bench and accepted the resignation of Attorney General Taj Al Sir Al Hibir late on Monday, without offering an explanation for either decision.
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[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Counsellor Judge of the Constitutional Court, Luzia Sebastião, considered it fundamental that the training of magistrates in Angola should have a more practical and less theoretical basis, in order to allow these professionals to be better prepared for the work they will
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Tanzania: President Samia - Embrace Judicial Integrity - The Tanzania News
PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan yesterday counselled new judges of the Court of Appeal and High Court to fight the temptation of soliciting bribes or risk being disqualified. The Head of State told the newly sworn-in seven judges of the Court of Appeal and 21 others of the High Court that…
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Hall and West take oaths of office
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