From time to time, motorists will report complaints about stop and search encounters with the police. Whether they were lawful or not, will be determined through investigations and the court of law. In today’s programme we hear from the Independent Commission of Investigations, INDECOM, about the factors taken into account in these probes. Stay tuned.

In today’s edition of You and the Law, we put the spotlight on Police Stop and Search. Stay tuned.

The government has been resolute in its fight against human trafficking, rescuing more than 130 victims and securing 16 convictions for perpetrators, over the last 2 decades. In today’s edition of You and the Law, we highlight the legal and regulatory framework in place to protect Jamaicans from this human rights violation. Stay tuned.

The Mediation Bill is heading to the Senate, after being passed recently in the Lower House of Parliament. But how much do you know about the practise of mediation in Jamaica? Stay tuned to learn more in today’s programme.

In today’s Edition of You and the Law, we feature the Redress Road Tour and what it means for you. Stay tuned.

In today’s Edition of You and the Law, we examine how mediation, which is a conflict resolution tool, can contribute positively to Jamaica’s Public Health Sector. Stay tuned.

Jamaica is again in the throes of another hurricane season. And considering the fact, that some 215,000 buildings sustained varying degrees of damage during hurricane Melissa just last year, the issue of Building Codes has taken centre stage. In today’s edition of You and the Law, we examine just that. Stay tuned.

Children in conflict with the law for sexual offences is more prevalent than we think. In today’s edition of You and the Law, Detective Corporal Jason Peters of the Centre for Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse, CISOCA, urges greater parental responsibility. Stay tuned.