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Normal service has resumed on Hamilton docks after the end of an overtime dispute.
And it is anticipated that a backlog of imports that had built up during the trouble will be cleared quickly, after workers lifted an unofficial overtime ban.
Yesterda...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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instead is to be looked at by Government, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The juryless trials would be held in cases involving drugs, armed robbery and serious injury, according to legal sources.
One said: "There have been a lot of acquittals in cases ...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
in which a convicted armed robber attacked a Royal Gazette photographer. And the officers involved in the fracas outside the Supreme Court are to be disciplined. ---- Page 2 LAWYERS SEEK LEGAL AID REVAMP CTS GVT Lawyers seek legal aid revamp Rec...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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Prison officers have been described as "extremely naive'' after an incident in which a convicted armed robber attacked a Royal Gazette photographer.
And the officers involved in the fracas outside the Supreme Court are to be disciplined.
Labour and H...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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$500,000 for land, building materials, and back rent.
Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux has ruled for 74-year-old Frederick Hendrickson against former Bank of Bermuda loan officer Arnold Todd on eight counts of breaching agreements.
He found in favour of...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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Recently revealed statistics indicate that eligibility for legal aid may be more than $5,000 off the mark -- and out of date.
The Royal Gazette recently reported on the deficiencies within the legal aid system. A major complaint among local lawyers w...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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officers set to be equipped with sophisticated "sniffers'' to detect minute traces of narcotics.
The $60,000 hand-held scanners will be tested by Customs chiefs tomorrow, a day before the Premier, Finance Minister and Home Affairs Minister test the t...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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after two days of delays.
Legal arguments yesterday held up the start of the trial of James Arnett Llewellyn Peniston, 53, of Rosemont Avenue, Pembroke, who faces charges of perjury, fraud and stealing.
On Monday progress in the case was delayed afte...
DATE: Sep 30, 1998
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Meeting in Canada to argue Bermuda's case against being placed on an international financial hit list.
He is going to take the opportunity, off the agenda of the conference, to talk with British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown about Bermuda ...
DATE: Sep 29, 1998
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Hector, Dwyer Associates.
Mr. Pettingill, who has been with the firm two years, specialises in criminal work -- but said he hoped to expand his brief into other areas, like civil and corporate law.
Mr. Pettingill, a barrister for seven years, started...
DATE: Sep 29, 1998
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