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A Supreme Court trial came to a halt this morning after a juror collapsed in court. The incident happened moments after the jury in the trial of Alan Robinson requested a brief break at around 11am. Paramedics attended the scene before the juror, who...

The trial of a Hamilton Parish man accused of stabbing a woman and attacking a man with a knife began yesterday, with the jury hearing that the issue of mental health will play a prominent role. Alan Robinson, 56, has denied charges of attempting to ...

A man on trial for stabbing a carpenter in the neck has claimed that the victim went for him while wielding a knife. Melvin Brangman told jurors at the Supreme Court that Clifton Anderson chased him around his garden before he grabbed Mr Anderson’s h...

A jury has found two brothers not guilty of a stabbing attack against carpenter Clifton Anderson. Melvin Brangman, 47, was cleared of wounding with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm, while his brother Michael Brangman, 45, was found not guilty...

A motorcyclist has been awarded more than $36,000 damages for injuries he suffered when a driver pulled out in front of him. Chuncy Smith took his claim for damages against driver Shannon Jennings to the Supreme Court after the accident on August 1, ...

The Bermuda Government will have to pay some union legal costs after a failed effort to get a permanent injunction to halt future walkouts. The Minister of Home Affairs sought injunctions against five unions — the Bermuda Industrial Union, the Bermud...

Two brothers arrested after a carpenter was stabbed in the neck both denied responsibility for the attack when they were interviewed by police. Marvin Brangman, 47, told detectives “some people cry wolf and the wolf is not there” when asked why Clift...

The Supreme Court has ruled that a trio of non-Bermudian police officers can remain in the service, overturning a decision by the Commissioner of Police. Stephen Dennie, from St Vincent, and Robin Evans and Seymore Foot, from Jamaica, had all served ...

A book-keeper has admitted stealing more than $200,000 from the dental surgery where she worked. Devore Brangman pleaded guilty to taking $157,755.67 from the Bermuda Oral Surgery Centre when she appeared at Supreme Court on Monday. She also asked fo...

The Supreme Court approved an interim injunction against Chris Furbert, Nicholas Tweed and the Bermuda Industrial Union last Friday, according to recently published court documents. According to an Ex Tempore Ruling, the Ministry of Home Affairs soug...

Two cousins have been jailed for perjury after they were convicted of trying to get a key witness in a shooting trial to give false evidence. Devon Hewey was sentenced to six years, while Dujon Reid-Anderson was given a three-year prison term at Supr...

Bermuda’s immigration laws have been found to contravene the island’s constitution by the Supreme Court. The latest ruling to raise questions about the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 comes after Michael Barbosa challenged provisions in t...