The Judiciary
- Removing any shadow of doubt
April 26, 2007
- Justice Ramlal accepts Amerindian Affairs Minister's apology over email
March 23, 2007
- Justice Ramlal recuses himself from custody battle
March 23, 2007
- The courts are the backbone of the rule of law
March 19, 2007
- Email sparks furore in child custody case
March 7, 2007
- Giving legality to certain wrongs
February 20, 2007
- US$25M reform scheme to widen justice for all Guyanese
February 17, 2007
- Justice sector being strengthened
February 17, 2007
- Three more magistrates appointed
February 6, 2007
- Examining the Adam Harris contempt charge
January 28, 2007
- The day I became a criminal
January 28, 2007
- Judge accepts Adam Harris apology -- frees him of contempt charge
January 24, 2007
- An apology
January 21, 2007
- Lawyers shun judicial appointments
January 16, 2007
- Justice Roy, Adam Harris and so many things that are wrong about Guyana
January 14, 2007
- Kaieteur News Editor charged with contempt
January 12, 2007
- Editor cited for contempt of court
January 12, 2007
- A justice system gone wrong
December 10, 2006
- Chief Magistrate says judge's decision perverted
December 3, 2006
- Way cleared for inquiry into complaints against Ms Holder-Allen
November 30, 2006
- Battling students disturb court
November 23, 2006
- Tightened security at courts affects many
July 20, 2004
- Chief Magistrate challenges Bar Association representative
July 18, 2004
- Chief Magistrate peeved at apparent slight
July 16, 2004
- Consultations on High Court Rules reform near end
July 16, 2004
- Public Accounts Committee powerless to enforce recommendations
July 14, 2004
- Spousal laws allow for indiscretions
July 8, 2004
- Laws of Guyana 'must be made a living reality' -launch of CD told
June 26, 2004
- Parliament urged to establish public safety commission
June 14, 2004
- Khemraj Ramjattan re-elected Bar Association President
June 9, 2004
- Ramjattan re-elected Bar Association head
June 2, 2004
- June Criminal Sessions open with grand parade
June 2, 2004
- Parliamentary Sector Committees have held meetings, questioned ministers
May 31, 2004
- President tells Youth Parliament 2004
May 28, 2004
- Legislation passed for constitutional tribunals
May 14, 2004
- Parliament unanimously passes tribunal bills
May 14, 2004
- Judiciary begins move to remove case backlog
May 11, 2004
- Chancellor clarifies non-reinstatement in majority judgment
May 1, 2004
- Audit bill welcome
March 22, 2004
- Jermaine Wilkinson killing PI depositions forwarded to DPP
March 21, 2004
- Parliament takes aim at fuel smugglers
March 16, 2004
- Parliament endorses fuel-marking scheme
March 16, 2004
- The Courts and the Mediation Center
March 16, 2004
- Holder-Allen confirmed as Chief Magistrate
March 5, 2004
- Mediation Centre ready for business
February 16, 2004
- NDIB head sues C.N. Sharma for $25M
January 15, 2004
- Chancellor Bernard formulates 'Code of Conduct' for judiciary
December 15, 2003
- Appeal Court defers decision in High Court sackings
December 14, 2003
- Code of Conduct for judiciary launched
December 13, 2003
- Judiciary gets lesson in minimalist judgements
November 30, 2003
- Farmer gets suspended six-month sentence for electrocuting boys
November 21, 2003
- Min. Gajraj shares Police bail concerns
November 18, 2003
- An essential service
November 16, 2003
- Cuban doctor must have citizenship hearing
November 14, 2003
- Benschop lawyers granted leave to intervene
November 12, 2003
- Prisoners Constitutional redress motion
November 11, 2003
- Benschop’s rights not the issue
November 7, 2003
- Prisoners Constitutional redress motion
November 5, 2003
- Chancellor wants more judges to reduce case backlogs
October 31, 2003
- Pilot project to cut case backlog in court launched
October 17, 2003
- Mediation Pilot Project launched
October 17, 2003
- Prisoner’s Constitutional Motion hearing
October 17, 2003
- Benschop’s lawyers intervene in inmates’ ‘trial by date’ motion
October 17, 2003
- Lawyer seeks to throw out Prisoners Constitutional Motion
October 16, 2003
- IDB grant inked to set up commercial court
October 11, 2003
- To try prisoners in order or not
October 4, 2003
- Prisoners' redress motion won't affect Session opening
October 4, 2003
- IDB approves funds for commercial court
October 3, 2003
- Prisoners' constitutional redress motion...
October 3, 2003
- Attorneys groomed for dispute resolution project
October 2, 2003
- Is there any discrimination here?
October 2, 2003
- Prisoners granted motion to challenge Benschop trial date
October 2, 2003
- JPs seeking new appointment system
August 11, 2003
- JP’s want role in Alternative Dispute Resolution programme
August 10, 2003
- Workshop to train lawyers as mediators for alternative dispute resolution
August 7, 2003
- Court enforces dress code
August 4, 2003
- Law can fix time limit for judges to give decisions
July 27, 2003
- Chief Magistrate cracks down on court touts
June 25, 2003
- Legal ‘think tank’ seeks to improve court system efficiency
June 20, 2003
- The rule of law
June 17, 2003
- Four more judges for UK training
May 19, 2003
- New approaches needed to stem domestic violence
May 18, 2003
- Rule of law essential for socioeconomic growth
May 13, 2003
- Facing the Challenges of a Modern Justice System
May 12, 2003
- Judges must clamp down on contempt
May 11, 2003
- Chancellor deplores fallen standards in the judicial system
May 11, 2003
- Legal luminaries addressed on Canada's experience with dispute resolution
May 2, 2003
- Dispute resolution proposed to reduce court backlogs
March 13, 2003
- Committee to explore concept of Alternative Dispute Resolution
March 13, 2003
- Draft being circulated on court rules
March 12, 2003
- The Maintenance Act: Is it working?
March 2, 2003
- AG’s Chamber staff learn art of drafting legislation
February 4, 2003
- Time is not on our side
January 31, 2003
- Cash-strapped Legal Aid Centre
January 30, 2003
- Malgre Tout murder trial
January 30, 2003
- Conference agrees continuing legal education for magistrates
January 27, 2003
- Court system struggles on without Judicial Service Commission
January 26, 2002
- Legal system will collapse without more judges, magistrates -Chancellor
January 19, 2003
- Charges expected in rape of teen
January 8, 2003
- Demand for services of legal aid clinic exceeds capacity
January 6, 2003
- US committed to helping Guyana improve aspects of legal system -US charge
December 29, 2002
- Motion seeks to have President abide by advice on judge's appointment
December 22, 2002
- The rule of law
November 19, 2002
- Chief Justice wants end to traffic noise
October 17, 2002
- Chancellor lauds Berbice for out-of-court settlement of cases
October 16, 2002
- Special prosecution service being mulled
October 13, 2002
- Lawyers must help prevent destruction of legal system
October 12, 2002
- Bar Association calls on President to appoint judge
September 29, 2002
- Chancellor, AG allude to betterment in judicial system
September 26, 2002
- Administration of justice atrocious says PNCR
September 20, 2002
- Key law changes to support `public safety'
August 8, 2002
- E-version of updated laws almost ready
August 6, 2002
- Law changes will ensure citizens' rights
August 6, 2002
- WPA against move to debar chief magistrate from treason trial
July 28, 2002
- Arrest, detention of Williams unlawful from facts alleged
July 22, 2002
- High Court judges for training in the UK
July 17, 2002
- Government does not influence judicial system
July 14, 2002
- Supreme Court flouted tender board regulations
June 19, 2002
- Luncheon urges legal community to expedite court matters
June 14, 2002
- Priority for remand prisoners' trials, independent coroner's office urged
June 9, 2002
- Abusing the process of the court
May 11, 2002
- Defective constitution reform provisions posing problems
April 17, 2002
- Judges should delegate note-taking to clerks
April 11, 2002
- Govts must provide adequate access to justice - Maharaj
April 11, 2002
- Administration of justice in trouble - Chancellor Bernard
April 8, 2002
- Abolition of Chancellor of the Judiciary post proposed
April 7, 2002
- The value of experience
March 29, 2002
- Magistrates blamed for recent jailbreak
March 10, 2002
- Chancellor urges magistrates to deal with remand case backlog - 41 per cent of Camp Street prisoners on remand
March 10, 2002
- Luncheon's attack not against all magistrates
February 9, 2002
- PNC/R joins criticism of Luncheon statements on magistracy
February 9, 2002
- Money reported found behind Supreme Court Registry safe
February 8, 2002
- Luncheon must testify to magistrates' corruption
February 8, 2002
- Human rights body welcomes move for judicial reform
February 8, 2002
- Luncheon's statement on magistracy unfortunate
February 7, 2002
- Legal reps call corrupt magistracy statement unfortunate
February 7, 2002
- Chief Magistrate takes offence
February 6, 2002
- Long time coming
February 6, 2002
- Data delays stall dam breach report
February 6, 2002
- State lawyers, magistrates' salaries hiked
February 5, 2002
- Team to probe corruption in magistracy
February 5, 2002
- Viewpoint on Sectoral Committees of Parliament
February 4, 2002
- Human rights body agrees Brickdam lock-ups should be closed
February 1, 2002
- Brickdam lockups should be shut down
January 30, 2002
- Improving the justice system
January 20, 2002
- McKay heads criminal justice review team
January 16, 2002
- Lord Brennan to hold talks on local judicial reform
January 10, 2002
- Mixed response to President’s idea for judicial ‘watchdog’ committee
January 8, 2002
- Guyana will enact witness protection laws - AG
December 15, 2001
- Young lawyers urged to set high standards
December 9, 2001
- Justice delayed
October 16, 2001
- Getting it right on Judicial appointments
October 14, 2001
- Technology seen as revolutionizing practise of law
December 13, 2001
- British team stresses need for changes in judicial system here
October 5, 2001
- Chief Justice to rule on challenge over lawyer's authorisation
September 20, 2001
- Courts do not enjoy public respect and confidence
September 29, 2001
- Judicial review report
September 29, 2001
- Magistrates reluctant to conduct inquests -Gajraj
July 11, 2001
- Appointment of Chancellor, Chief Justice
June 22, 2001
- The rule of law
June 19, 2001
- Get Guyana's Constitution in line
June 18, 2001
- Of crime, justice and Cabinet appointees
June 17, 2001
- Chancellor suggests code of ethics for judges, magistrates
June 13, 2001
- Laws of Guyana contract may not have complied with procedures
June 12, 2001
- The judicial system and good governance
June 11, 2001
- Appointment of Chancellor, Chief Justice
June 8, 2001
- Human rights group urges probe of assault in Chief Magistrate's court
May 26, 2001
- Constitution amendments, Jagdeo's speech debate for House next week
May 17, 2001
- New chancellor, chief justice call for improved salaries, working conditions
May 12, 2001
- Chancellor, Chief Justice agree on priorities for reform
May 12, 2001
- First female Chancellor in Caribbean takes oath
May 5, 2001
- President urges new Chancellor to lead judiciary reform process
May 5, 2001
- Ceremonial opening of Eighth Parliament
May 5, 2001
- CARICOM leaders for today's opening of parliament
May 4, 2001
- The real problem in Guyana is the constitution
April 22, 2001
- Parliament likely to be convened next week
April 18, 2001
- Courts would have to define 'ordinarily resident'
January 18, 2001
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