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Kofil Dill speaks out on the circumstances that have resulted in his brother remaining incarcerated

Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative says Kofi Dill’s conviction should not have been appealed

The Court of Appeal finds Shuja Muhammad’s case should not have been dismissed over missed deadlines

Kofi Dill claims in an affidavit that DNA evidence persuaded him to plead guilty to handling a firearm

Kofi Dill served eight years behind bars for handling a firearm recovered by police in December 2010

Sir Christopher Clarke served on the court since 2016 and as its president for seven years

Maleke Martin’s defence is that the judge wrongly interpreted evidence to suggest that he had groomed the child victim

Despite a setback in Sophia Cannonier’s court battle, an appeal against her conviction remains in the pipeline

Shuja Amon Muhammad is contesting conviction for intimately touching two girls and intruding on the privacy of another

Kofi Dill, 46, was sentenced to eight years behind bars in 2011 for handling a firearm

The Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative claims review conducted by the Director of Public Prosecutions did not go far enough

DPP says new evidence means 2011 conviction of Kofi Dill was unsafe despite the accused admitting to handling a firearm