Government Senator Sophia Fraser-Binns Liburd, has rejected calls for a referendum on the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as a “double standard,” noting that there were no similar cries regarding...

Debate on the three Bills, which seek to make the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) Jamaica’s finale appellate court, will continue in the Senate on October 22 and Friday, October 23....

The objective of Jamaica’s full participation in the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) is to ensure that justice is in the reach of all citizens, Minister of Justice, Senator the...

The Senate on Friday (October 9) began debate on the Jury Amendment Act, which seeks to address the continuing problem of a shortage of jurors to serve the Circuit Courts,...

The Administrator General and staff of the Administrator General’s Department have been commended for the speed with which the entity has implemented the changes that recent amendments to the law...

Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) President, Sir Dennis Byron, is expressing satisfaction with the achievements of the court, which is marking a decade of existence this year. In an interview...

The Senate, on Friday (September 25), approved a Bill, which seeks to  modernise the regulatory framework within which banks operate. The Banking Services Act amended and consolidated the existing Banking...

Persons breaching stipulations under the Weights and Measures (Amendment) Act, 2015, will now be fined up to $1 million under the revised legislation, which was passed with two amendments in...