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Legislation intended to strengthen child protection laws came has come into force, the Attorney-General said today. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and the Minister of Legal Affairs, said that Part 5 of the Child Safeguarding (Miscellaneous ...

Flaws in an alleged victim’s character or recollection should not distract jurors from the truth, a Supreme Court jury was told yesterday. Alan Richards, for the Crown, said that Jamar Dill’s testimony, where he claimed to be beaten and set on fire, ...

Three men appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday charged with the fatal shooting of Letrae Doeman. Quazori Brangman, 22, from Pembroke; Jukai Burgess, 22, from St George’s; and Nasaje Anderson, 25, also from St George’s were charged with the murde...

A man has admitted stealing more than $25,000 of electronics from a Hamilton store after police linked him to blood found at the scene of the crime. Shaheed Muhammad, 26, from St George’s, pleaded guilty to a single count of burglary in connection wi...

A man who claimed he was abducted and assaulted over lost drugs suffered burns over as much as a fifth of his body, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Christopher Milroy, a doctor, told the court that Jamar Dill had suffered second and third-degree b...

A Sandys man was banned from riding motorcycles for three months after a crash in which he fractured his knee. Kent Govia, 62, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to a single count of driving without due care and attention in an incident o...

A former commanding officer of the Royal Bermuda Regiment yesterday admitted official corruption. Lieutenant-Colonel David Curley, 55, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court to asking the late Justin Williams, a prominent lawyer, for a nomination to join th...

A land row between private estate neighbours is playing out in court where the husband of a former premier claimed trees were removed from his property without permission. Samuel Andrew Banks is seeking a permanent injunction to restrain Simon and De...

The Supreme Court was wrong to throw out a criminal case against a former police officer accused of posting a “grossly offensive” cartoon days before a Black Lives Matter march, according to the Court of Appeal. Barbi Bishop was alleged to have share...

A ruling rejecting claims by a police officer that he had been the victim of discrimination has been upheld by the Court of Appeal. Detective Sergeant David Bhagwan had called for a judicial review into Bermuda Police Service promotion procedures af...