Oxford criminology professor emeritus Roger Hood says his survey of T&T’s views on the death penalty was misinterpreted and only 26 per cent of respondents were truly in favour of the mandatory death penalty—not most of them.
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Attorney General Anand Ramlogan says Integrity Commission chairman Ken Gordon’s integrity was compromised by his recent private meeting at his home with Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley.
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The July 29 Chaguanas West by-election which falls in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, from July 9 to August 7, will not affect the Muslim vote, says political scientist Dr Indira Rampersad.
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Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley yesterday confirmed he had a meeting with Integrity Commission chairman Ken Gordon, at the latter’s Glencoe home, to discuss the e-mails in relation to the Section 34 fiasco, before he took the matter to the House.
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The Opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) supports a call by the Law Association for a thorough, impartial and comprehensive investigation into the Section 34 e-mail probe.
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Leader of the Movement for Social Justice David Abdulah has challenged the Government’s decision to appoint Rabindra Moonan to the board of the Housing Development Corporation, saying it once again showed political patronage at the highest levels...
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The Government has settled 66 out of 75 collective bargaining agreements for workers at a cost of some $8 billion.
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The State will be proceeding by way of paper committal in the human trafficking matters against policeman Valentine Eastman, state attorney Trevor Jones says.
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Senior government officials are calling on deputy chairman of the Airports Authority Kurt Ajodha to resign, if it is confirmed that he presented a bogus curriculum vitae to secure his position, as alleged by Opposition MP Colm Imbert.
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Photos of the Day June 15th 2013 Gallery
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