The Integrity Commission (IC) has pursued “informal inquiries” on processes towards authenticating the e-mails which Opposition leader Dr Keith Rowley received last year and which were passed to the commission by the former President George Maxwell...
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Attorney General Anand Ramlogan says he has no intention of stepping down while the police investigate the e-mail scandal raised in Parliament this week by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley.
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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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Opposition Leader Keith Rowley will be investigated by Parliament’s Privileges Committee for alleged contempt of Parliament in connection with the e-mails he produced this week.
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Attorney General Anand Ramlogan said Cabinet yesterday agreed to spend almost $50 million to increase staff and infrastructure in the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) as it moves to improve the administration of justice.
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Opposition leader Dr Keith Rowley will be the first person to be interviewed by police assigned to probe his allegations of wrongdoing by top government officials in the e-mail scandal he raised in Parliament on Monday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar had to halt her contribution during yesterday’s Parliament sitting after United National Congress (UNC) activist Patsy Lezama collapsed in the chamber.
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Former President George Maxwell Richards says he sent Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley’s e-mails to the Integrity Commission for authentication after receiving them from Rowley last year.
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Former minister in the Ministry of National Security, attorney Subhas Panday, is questioning whether the police Cyber Crime Unit has the capability to investigate the e-mail scandal raised in Parliament by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley.
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Speciality computer/cyber crime expertise should be involved in any probe of the e-mails revealed in Parliament by Opposition Leader Keith Rowley, says Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Dookeran.
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