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A barrister has “unequivocally” denied trying to get a prosecution witness to change his story. Kamal Worrell, along with co-defendants Devon Hewey and Dujon Reid-Anderson, are accused of persuading Levon Thomas to give false evidence in a shooting ...

A former sergeant in the then Bermuda Regiment has been sentenced to 30 days in prison for possessing two rifle magazines. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court, Jason DeCouto, of Paget, was today also fined $800 for possessing 18.21 grams of cannabis. A...

A 24-year-old Warwick man has been fined $600 for possessing cannabis. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Rejay Johnston admitted having 2.59 grams of the drug in Paget on May 24. The court heard that Johnston was stopped by police after...

A Devonshire man has been fined $400 for breeding a dog without a licence. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Joao Botelho, 59, pleaded guilty to breeding a Yorkshire terrier cross type dog without holding a licence. The court heard that...

A groundbreaking judgment allowing the public unprecedented access to court documents in civil cases has been incorporated into legal practice in Bermuda. The ruling by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley was handed down during the summer after The Royal Gazet...

A 22-year-old Pembroke man has been fined $200 for spearfishing within a mile of the Island’s shoreline. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Joshua Usher pleaded guilty to the offence that took place in Cobbler’s Cut on September 17, 2013....

A careless motorcyclist who caused an accident that resulted in a man having his leg amputated has walked free from court. Tian Xu crashed into Anthony Joinville, who was travelling on his motorbike in the opposite direction, as he tried to overtake ...

A magistrate this morning ordered reports on two teenagers who admitted beating a younger boy in a fight at the Hamilton Bus Terminal. Adonis Robinson, 18, and Tarik Ebbin, 16, both pleaded guilty to charges of assaulting a 15 year old in an altercat...

A man who launched and abandoned a legal action against the Government will not have to pay for the Attorney-General’s legal bills, according to a recent court ruling. Martin Holman sued the Government after he and his wife were forced to leave the I...