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The legal community gets input as a charter put in place almost 60 years ago faces a substantial change

Supreme Court finds that inability to appeal findings of a commission of inquiry did not amount to a breach of rights

David Burt spells out a five-phase process for amending Bermuda’s 1968 charter

Justice Nicole Stoneham is expected to claim her rights were breached when she was suspended and investigated

Bermuda Cannabis Association director of policy describes how Canada’s laws on the drug cannot be implemented here

The PLP accuses three OBA candidates of failing to declare their interests in government contracts on time

The Corporation of Hamilton is fighting government plans to abolish elections

It has been more than a year since the last hearing in the civil case, when judgment was reserved by the acting judge

Call for redrawn relationship with Britain on immigration, and rethink at home for oversight of senior positions

When there is no attorney-general, who holds responsibility for initiating criminal proceedings in Bermuda?

The panel rules that the Legal Aid Committee did not have the power to appoint overseas external lawyers to represent defendants on legal aid

Eron Hill, a 28-year-old paralegal, alleges his apprehension at the airport by police was unnecessary