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A man who almost hit with a police car while out past the curfew on New Year’s Day was yesterday fined $1,500. Darico Clarke, 29, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a breach of the earlier 11pm to 5am curfew. The court heard that police were dri...

Two convicted gunmen were not disadvantaged by unfairness in the jury selection system, the Court of Appeal has ruled. Quincy Brangman and Le-Veck Roberts both asked for their convictions to be quashed because prosecutors “stood by” a disproportionat...

A 24-year-old man was jailed for 20 months yesterday for sexual exploitation of a 12-year-old girl. Shundray Gilbert, from Devonshire, was told in Magistrates’ Court that, although he had shown remorse and seemed to be at low risk of reoffending, he ...

A woman was fined $3,000 yesterday after she admitted she had two guests at her house during the last Government “stay at home” order. Magistrates’ Court heard that police went to a Southampton house after they got a call about a potential breach of ...

A Bermuda College student who faced a $3,000 fine for a breach of the Government curfew was instead given 150 hours of community service yesterday. Magistrate Craig Attridge gave Cree Codington, 21, handed out the sentence in Magistrates’ Court after...

A party host was fined $4,000 yesterday after he admitted inviting guests to his home despite a Government’s stay at home order. Magistrates’ Court heard that police went to a Paget house around 8.30pm on April 2 after they received complaints. Offic...

An ex-chairman of the West End Development Corporation and former One Bermuda Alliance election candidate is to launch an appeal against a sex assault conviction, Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday. Elizabeth Christopher, for Raymond Charlton, said s...

The Government has stonewalled questions about why a senior social worker who admitted pushing a child in her care was allowed to remain at work while the incident was investigated – despite a policy that required her to be put on leave. Kennette Rob...

A man convicted of murder is to face a retrial after the Court of Appeal expressed concerns over jury selection. Sir Christopher Clarke, president of the Court of Appeal, ordered the retrial of Khyri Smith-Williams, who had been jailed for the fatal ...

Jurors in a murder trial gave no indication that they were under pressure to deliver a verdict, a Crown lawyer told the Court of Appeal yesterday. Counsel for Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers – half-siblings jailed for the 2006 murder of Marcus G...