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A woman was fined $3,000 today after she admitted a breach of the Covid-19 curfew. Nichole Lambert, 52, was one of three people who appeared in Magistrates’ Court in relation to violations of the Covid-19 emergency regulations. The court heard that p...

A lawyer accused of murdering a young woman appeared in Supreme Court on Thursday. Kamal Worrell, from Warwick, was not required to enter a plea at the April arraignments hearing to a charge of murdering Chavelle Dillon-Burgess on an unknown date bet...

A man was remanded in custody today after he was accused of attempted murder. Jahmico Hayward, 36, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with attempting to cause the death of Nancy Mota and an alternative charge of wounding Ms Mota with intent to cause g...

Ewart Brown appeared in Supreme Court via video link today – but he was not required to enter pleas on 13 charges of official corruption. The former premier appeared on a large screen at the monthly arraignments session, after first being charged wit...

The Corporation of Hamilton has lost a legal fight against legislation that would end municipal elections in favour of appointed leadership. While the municipality had argued the Municipalities Amendment Act 2019 was unconstitutional because it amoun...

A 33-year-old man was yesterday found guilty of attempted murder and two firearms charges. Jahmico Trott was also convicted of intimidating a witness – but was found not guilty of bribing the same witness. Detective Superintendent Nicholas Pedro, the...

A convicted sex offender set for deportation ignored orders to quarantine and skipped a Covid-19 test, Magistrates’s Court heard today. The heard that Brittonie Taylor, 40, was due to be deported to Jamaica today but was arrested after failing to att...

Bermuda’s courts have had to cut back services in the wake of the latest surge of Covid-19 cases. Under new policies released by the Supreme Court this morning, the swearing of affidavits, certification of copies and criminal records checks will be s...

A sex assault case which has taken almost three years and 22 court hearings to come to trial was adjourned again this week, despite a magistrate’s insistence that it could be delayed no longer. The complainant told The Royal Gazette that each delay w...

A woman fired for her “autocratic” management style has had her unfair dismissal award slashed by the Supreme Court. In a written judgment dated March 23, Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams upheld a finding that Marie-Josee Caesar was improperly dism...