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The Attorney General's Office was attacked in the Senate chambers yesterday for being "the weak link'' in the Bermudian judicial system.
Progressive Labour Party Senator Milton Scott said the crown counsel's department needed to improve if the new Pr...
DATE: Dec 11, 1997
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The Bermuda Taxi Service, on North Shore Road, Pembroke, reported that someone broke into the premises sometime Sunday night.
An employee arrived at work 7 a.m. Monday to discover that two doors had been forced open.
A safe -- containing a significan...
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A top criminal attorney has gone to the dogs -- in a bid to save the lives of two of man's best friends.
For dog-loving lawyer Mark Pettingill has sunk his teeth into the case of the two mongrels, Dahl and Redeem, whose death warrants were confirmed ...
DATE: Dec 11, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Somerset Bridge -- the smallest drawbridge in the world -- is to be demolished and re-built to make it last for another 50 years.
And Government officials told The Royal Gazette of a plan for a permanent tourist guide to the tiny bridge, which dates ...
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national theatre in the heart of the city by the end of the century.
And funding for the two ambitious projects will come from the private sector.
Corporation of Hamilton chiefs are currently negotiating with investment company TG International Inves...
DATE: Dec 11, 1997
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Gareth Finighan
A former Sandys Secondary student yesterday admitted punching principal Melvyn Bassett "two to three times'' at the school's prom last year.
But Kiwon Butterfield, of Ratteray Lane, Sandys Parish, claimed he lost control after his name was not called...
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in the news because this month is the 20th anniversary of the hanging of Burrows and Tacklyn -- and because a particularly brutal murder has been committed.
Bermuda is in a difficult position where the death penalty is concerned. We are heavily influ...
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in principle, bipartisan support.
Community and Cultural Affairs Minister Yvette Swan introduced the bill for its second reading and said it would make criminals realise that "crime does not pay''.
Sen. Swan said the Act allowed for the confiscation ...
DATE: Dec 11, 1997
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Police drivers may have to undergo stricter tests before they get behind the wheel of a Police car.
And they will find themselves before the Courts if they are suspected of driving without due care and attention.
The stern warning came from Acting As...
DATE: Dec 11, 1997
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world -- is to be demolished and re-built to make it last for another 50 years. And Government officials told The Royal Gazette of a plan for a permanent tourist guide to the tiny bridge. ---- Page 2 FORMER STUDENT ADMITS ASSAULT CTS Former studen...
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