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Chief Justice and fellow judges say criminal cases yet to be dealt with are fewer than reported

Senior magistrate Maxanne Anderson sends the case to the January Supreme Court arraignment session

Sir Christopher Clarke finds that an affidavit sealed by the Bermuda courts retained its confidential value despite being available elsewhere

Thaddeus Ramsey and Merrill Boyd are imprisoned for conspiring to remove criminal property from Bermuda

Victims of crimes left in dark by bureaucracy and misinformation

Emergency laws designed to crack down rapidly on crime will be made permanent after legislation was passed by senators yesterday. In reading the Criminal Code Amendment Act 2022, Ernest Peets, the Government Senate Leader and spokesman for the Minis...

A lawyer accused of murdering a young woman appeared in Supreme Court on Thursday. Kamal Worrell, from Warwick, was not required to enter a plea at the April arraignments hearing to a charge of murdering Chavelle Dillon-Burgess on an unknown date bet...

A sex assault case which has taken almost three years and 22 court hearings to come to trial was adjourned again this week, despite a magistrate’s insistence that it could be delayed no longer. The complainant told The Royal Gazette that each delay w...

A cost-cutting policy that forced Legal Aid clients to use an “in-house” Government lawyer rather than their own counsel is to be challenged in the Supreme Court, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The news came after Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-Gen...

A man has denied drink-driving and involvement in a hit-and-run crash that injured a person. Steven Ming, 56, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with causing grievous bodily harm to Marquel Tankard, failure to stop after an accident and drink-driving....

Victims of crime who seek criminal injuries compensation may have to wait years for their claims to be processed, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The lawyer for a man shot four years ago said she was told by the Supreme Court last week that the Crimina...