Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck, is encouraging persons who are before the courts and know that they are guilty, to talk with their lawyers and enter guilty pleas. Mr....

Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck, is calling for an end to discrimination against persons who are infected with the coronavirus (COVID-19). He said persons who have experienced pressure from...

Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck, is reminding Jamaicans that they are still able to access justice services, particularly through the use and integration of technology, in light of the...

Attorney General, Marlene Malahoo Forte, says the Government is considering a request from the Jamaican Bar Association for lawyers who are performing certain legal duties outside of their homes, to...

Director and Principal of the Justice Training Institute (JTI), Karen Campbell Bascoe, is encouraging course participants to use personal scheduling methods to keep on track with their studies and assignments....

The Court Administration Division (CAD) is advising the public that reporting conditions for bail have been suspended for persons reporting to police stations in St. Catherine. The announcement comes after...

The Court Administration Division (CAD) says bail hearings are now being conducted in some parishes through videoconferencing. The initiative began last week, in partnership with the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF)....

Persons utilising the Ministry of Justice’s Restorative Justice Unit are still able to access services, as the unit remains open, but it is scaling down operations and cancelling sensitisation sessions....