Alicia Dunkley-willis

JAMAICA'S three newest King's Counsel have been urged by senior judicial leaders to use their elevated status to push for the abolition of the UK Privy Council as the island's final appellate court, while advancing the work of the judiciary and upholding the dignity of the legal profession.

CONCERNED about the number of people in conflict with the law who are suffering from mental health challenges in St Mary judicial officers and

WITH Jamaica poised to eliminate the use of cheques by March 2028 the Association of Christian Communicators and Media (ACCM) has raised alarm over

A woman mistakenly transfused with blood intended for another patient with the same first and last names at University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) in March 2006 has won nearly twice the $4 million in general damages awarded by the Supreme Court after successfully challenging the decision in the Appeal Court.

Appeal Court explains why it freed mechanic convicted of 2008 murder

AN appeal from two men serving life behind bars for the “brutal execution-type slaying” of six members of one family and the arson of the family

• Gov't to raise minimum gun sentence to 20 years • New offence for criminals using children to carry guns

Consultant psychiatrist encourages early intervention for individuals experiencing mental distress

As the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) continues recruitment to build a permanent team, the Government will next week sign

Gov't slammed for abstaining in vote to end Cuban embargo THE Opposition People's National Party (PNP) on Wednesday flayed the Government