We trust that you are keeping safe during these unprecedented times. It is our pleasure to present to you Issue 17 of JURIST News. In this issue, we continue to highlight the work being undertaken by the Canadian-funded Judicial Reform and Institutional Strengthening ( JURIST)
Issue 16 of JURIST News is here for your reading enjoyment. In this issue, we continue to focus on the efforts being made by the judicial sector across the Caribbean to deal with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, while ensuring that the wheels of
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Thursday May 7, 2020 convened a meeting of key personnel in judiciaries, prosecutorial services, state agencies and Bar Associations throughout the Caribbean in an effort to assess challenges and needs arising from the new paradigm produced by the
We are pleased to present to you Issue 14 of JURIST News. In this issue, we take a look at some of the exciting judicial reform work and events in the region which occurred during the period October, 2019 to January, 2020. You will read
Welcome to Issue 13 of JURIST News. We have been quite busy over the June – September period and we are excited to share some highlights of what we have been doing to promote judicial reform in the region. In this issue, there are some
Issue 12 of JURIST News is presented for your reading pleasure. In this issue, we feature some of the activities that we, at the JURIST Project, have been actively pursuing from February – May, 2019. Following the devastation cause by hurricane Maria in 2017, the
We are pleased to present for your reading pleasure, Issue 11 of JURIST News. Featuring in this issue, is the historic opening of the Sexual Offences Model Court (SOMC) in Antigua and Barbuda. A truly ground-breaking initiative with the High Court of Justice in Antigua
Welcome to Issue 10 of JURIST News. We take this opportunity to congratulate the Honourable Mr. Justice Adrian Saunders on his appointment as President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). We also wish to extend a heartfelt thanks to Rt. Honourable Sir Dennis Byron,
