Licenced bars and similar establishments will soon be able to legally remain open for longer hours as a result of amendments, which are to be made to the Spirit Licencing...

A referendum to determine Jamaica's full accession to the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) would be unwarranted, divisive, disruptive, inappropriate and could cost the country at least $700 million to...

Deputy Chief Parliamentary Counsel, Erica Boswell Munroe, is reminding Jamaicans that they have a pivotal role to play in influencing the law making process that governs the country. “You can...

Registrar of the Office of Children’s Registry (OCR), Greig Smith, is calling on Jamaicans to “break the silence,” so that the nation’s children, especially the girls who seem to be...

Minister of Justice, Senator the Hon. Mark Golding, says Jamaica has much to offer companies all over the world that may want to set up their group headquarters in the...

Minister of Justice, Senator the Hon. Mark Golding, said the government is of the view that political affiliation should not bar anyone from public service or from serving on a...

Minister of Justice, Senator the Hon. Mark Golding, says the Bills to amend the Evidence Act, which have been under development for several years, are expected to be tabled in...

Minister of Justice, Senator the Hon. Mark Golding, says the nation, particularly the average Jamaican, stands to benefit greatly from accession to the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). "There is...

Chief Justice, Hon. Zaila McCalla, says no single group can improve the justice system, and called for for a unified effort to clear the backlog of cases.  She emphasised that...

Four judges, who have been appointed to serve in the Supreme Court, were sworn into office on September 13, at a ceremony held at King's House. They are: David George...

Chief Justice, Hon. Zalia McCalla, is urging Clerks of the Court to be thorough in their preparation for praedial larcey cases. She described praedial larceny as a problem that has...