Appeal Court still to locate missing trial records in case of ex GDF Coast...
Former GDF Coast Guards, Sherwin Hart, Devon Gordon, and Deon Greenidge were convicted in May 2013 for the August 20, 2009 murder of Bartica...
Quartet remanded for allegedly robbing man at Malgre Tout
Imran Mohamed, Winsley Richards, Ryan Wilson, and Roberto Lewis were remanded to prison yesterday for the offence of Robbery Under Arms committed on Altaz...
Labourer charged with trafficking ecstasy granted bail
The analysis report which is outstanding two months after a man was charged for trafficking ecstasy has resulted in the defendant being granted bail.
Thirty-three-year-old...
PSC worried about possible impact of Justice Kissoon’s ruling on Exxon insurance for oil...
Please see full statement below from the Private Sector Commission:
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) is profoundly concerned over the controversy which has arisen with...
Tributes pour in for Keith Massiah, late former Chancellor of the Judiciary; Full Court...
President David Granger, Chancellor of the Judiciary, Yonette Cummings-Edwards, former Attorney General Anil Nandlall, and others have conveyed their condolences on the passing of...
Mark Henry remanded for murder of West Coast Berbice man, Surojdeo Deochand
24-year-old Mark Anthony Henry, the brother of Joel Henry who was murdered along with his cousin Isiah, was today remanded when he appeared at...
Taxi driver accused of sexually assaulting teen passenger
A taxi driver was today charged with sexual assault after he allegedly reached under a 16-year-old's top, touched her stomach, and attempted...
Five suspects charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm remanded to jail
Yesterday, police in Regional Division 6 formally brought charges against the five suspects who are accused of inflicting grevious bodily harm on 29-year-old Gregory...
Quartet on remand for Sophia youth’s death.
A woman and three men were today charged for the murder of Keon McPherson, whose body was found in a Sophia yard on Sunday...
Marcus Bisram tells CCJ that Appeal Court “erred in law” at arriving at judgment
Guyana-born U.S.-based businessman Marcus Bisram has moved to the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), arguing that the Court of Appeal “erred in law” when...