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People receiving financial assistance may be precluded from receiving legal aid, a practice that puts an individual’s access to justice within the legal system in jeopardy, according to local attorneys. While the Legal Aid Act does not set out eligib...

Family, friends and dignitaries gathered in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to celebrate the latest five graduates coming out of Bermuda’s Drug Treatment Court (DTC) programme. Dignitaries including Chief Justice Ian Kawaley, Senator and Junior Minister...

Hospital bosses are refusing to say how much their failed bid to stop the Coroner holding an inquest into a patient’s death will cost the public purse. Hubert (Hubie) Brown, who ran Hubie’s Bar on Angle Street, died aged 66 in December, 2002 at King ...

A Devonshire man has denied sexually abusing a four-year-old girl. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is alleged to have used his position of trust or authority to touch the girl for sexual purposes on two occasions between May 1 and Jun...

A Pembroke man today admitted stealing more than $90 worth of shrimp from a grocery store. Franklin Smith, 53, of Dunscombe Lane, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to stealing three bags of frozen, uncooked shrimp from the MarketPlace...

A 25-year-old American cruise ship passenger has been fined $500 for calling a police officer a “f***ing stupid b***h.” Chelsea Vega, 25, who arrived in Bermuda aboard the Norwegian Breakaway, was arrested by police and Customs officers as part of an...