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A teenager yesterday denied that he robbed a Pembroke gas station using an imitation firearm. Samuel Taylor Jr, 17, pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery, use of an imitation firearm to commit an indictable offence and taking a motorcycle without ...

Supreme Court trials are scheduled to restart next week after a months-long halt caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons said at yesterday’s arraignments session that work to reopen Supreme Court 1 in Sessions House with Co...

A man jailed for a series of sex offences against a young girl will appeal his conviction before the Court of Appeal next month. Kenneth Williams, 47, was sentenced to three years in prison last year after he was convicted in Magistrates' Court of si...

The decision not to charge two police officers with a serious sex assault on a male colleague was made because it would have been too difficult to prove non-consent, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Ben Adamson, who represented Larry Mussenden, the...

The decision not to charge two police officers with a serious sex assault on a male colleague came under the spotlight at a Supreme Court judicial review yesterday. The court heard that Larry Mussenden, the Director of Public Prosecutions, decided no...

A Bermudian man who fled the US 14 years ago after he was involved in a crash that seriously injured a teenager has lost a fight against extradition. Paul Martin, 64, argued that his extradition order should be brought before the Privy Council for a ...

A request for proposal to create a new home for the Supreme Court as well as a family court has been issued by the Government. The RFP asked for companies interested in the renovation of the third to sixth floors of the Dame Lois Brown-Evans building...

“Number two on the sides and three on top — a little fade.” Matthew Schuring is cutting hair at Lincoln Way Barbershop in Massillon, Ohio, which his father ran for 30 years until he died a decade ago. How’s business been? “Definitely slowed down...

Jury trials in the Supreme Court could soon restart, a judge signalled yesterday. Puisne Judge Craig Attridge said during a hearing that court facilities to safely hold criminal cases were expected to be ready in the “not too distant future”. Mr Jus...

Let’s talk about identity politics. Actually let’s not — let’s never — because there is no speedier way for a conversation about issues to devolve into a goat rope of gleeful accusations. But we’re going to have to at least grab our lassos and try be...

A social worker who sued the Government for more than $2.6 million over a failure to pay her for work on court cases that involved vulnerable children has settled the case for an undisclosed sum. Tiffanne Thomas claimed she was owed the money as paym...

An attempt to overturn a conviction for refusal of a breath test has been rejected by the Supreme Court. Safiyah Talbot claimed that she had told officers she would take the test after she had spoken to her lawyer. But Puisne Judge Shade Subair Willi...