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Shadow Minister of Justice suggests there could be scope for improving the Coroners Act to enable more public hearings

Bermuda’s practice of rarely holding a public inquest serves no one

Four public inquiries have been held in past decade — a fraction of the hundreds of sudden deaths reviewed by the coroner

Eron Hill gives insight into what life has been like for Julian Washington since his murder conviction was quashed

A report is published detailing the decision, which ends the suspension of the judge

Outstanding grievances will be dealt with once it is published, the Supreme Court says

Behind The Walls challenges the Bermuda public to rally behind prisoners who may be wrongfully convicted

Senior magistrate Maxanne Anderson says the special court would provide a treatment-oriented approach to young offenders

Senior magistrate Maxanne Anderson says amending the road traffic law would allow magistrates to impose more fitting sanctions

Cindy Clarke, Director of Public Prosecutions, says people behind the posts are perverting the course of justice

Assistant Puisne Judge Mark Pettingill allows appeal by defendant because of the “inordinate” length of time

His approval for the role comes at the recommendation of the Judicial and Legal Services Committee