Officials who hold high public office must be cautious about making statements on very sensitive matters, especially if these matters end up before them.
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Five Law Lords of the Privy Council ruled yesterday that the High Court and Appeal Court incorrectly calculated the compensation awarded to a victim of malicious prosecution. In allowing the appeal brought by Terrence Calix, they said the $38,000 in...
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The answer to the street-dwelling problem is not handouts, says Port-of-Spain mayor Louis Lee Sing.
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The Public Service has grown massively in size but has not developed. In fact it has sharply declined in quality. Retired head of the Public Service Reginald Dumas said so at Wednesday’s luncheon hosted by the Trinidad Union Club.
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Relatives of ten men convicted of the murder of Dole Chadee’s brother, Thackoor Boodram, protested outside the Hall of Justice yesterday asking for their relatives’ case to be reopened.
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Two people charged with 23 fraud-related offences who were held in England last Friday had their bail revoked yesterday.
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With regard to this question, more than half of respondents gave a rating of “poor” performance on healthcare. Specifically, one per cent said “excellent,” 15 per cent said “good,” 33 per cent said “fair,” 34 per cent said “poor” and 17 per cent...
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Photos of the Day 2013-05-24 Gallery
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At the height of the Section 34 controversy, a sophisticated laser spying device was discovered in the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Roger Gaspard, SC. T...
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The whistle-blower who provided Opposition Leader Keith Rowley with a package of e-mails last December confirmed to Rowley the substance of the information was true, says PNM PRO Faris Al-Rawi.
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