Log In

A man who claimed he was abducted and assaulted over lost drugs suffered burns over as much as a fifth of his body, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Christopher Milroy, a doctor, told the court that Jamar Dill had suffered second and third-degree b...

A former commanding officer of the Royal Bermuda Regiment yesterday admitted official corruption. Lieutenant-Colonel David Curley, 55, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court to asking the late Justin Williams, a prominent lawyer, for a nomination to join th...

The Supreme Court was wrong to throw out a criminal case against a former police officer accused of posting a “grossly offensive” cartoon days before a Black Lives Matter march, according to the Court of Appeal. Barbi Bishop was alleged to have share...

The Supreme Court has ruled that it would hear expert evidence as part of a $1.3 million legal fight over the construction of the solar farm at the LF Wade International Airport. Noesis Consulting has claimed it is owed $1,347,386.17 in damages from ...

A 27-year-old man told police that he found it “hard to believe” his friend of several years had named him as a perpetrator in an attack, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Justin Cameron told police in an interview that he had seen Jamar Dill mom...

A defence lawyer yesterday said that his client played no part in a man’s claim that he was beaten and tortured for losing drugs. Jamar Malik Dill told a Supreme Court jury that he was beaten and tortured by Justin Cameron and Jahni Holder over sever...

Lawyers for the Government have defended a Commission of Inquiry set up by the Premier to investigate historic land grabs. The commission was formed by David Burt in November 2019 with a remit to “inquire into historic losses of citizens’ property in...

A man who claimed he was “set ablaze and tortured” for losing a consignment of drugs has been accused of fabricating his story to obtain a new life overseas through witness protection. Jamar Malik Dill told a Supreme Court jury that he was beaten and...

The minister of home affairs must reconsider a previously rejected planning application, the Supreme Court has ruled. Jeffery Stirling had applied to build six two-bedroom residential units on a lot on Hallett Crescent in Pembroke, but was turned dow...

A woman who conspired to smuggle three dozen vials of drugs into Bermuda hidden in shampoo bottles has had her appeal against conviction thrown out by the Supreme Court. Lencia Berkeley was found guilty after a trial in Magistrates’ Court, but launch...

An alleged victim of an attack told a jury that he was slapped and set on fire by men he had known “for years”. Jamar Malik Dill, who held back tears during his Supreme Court testimony yesterday, said that Jahni Holder and Justin Cameron, both 27, we...

A man was forced to wear a lighter fluid-covered shirt that was set on fire as punishment for losing thousands of dollars worth of cannabis resin, a Supreme Court jury was told yesterday. Justin Cameron and Jahni Holder, both 27, have denied causing ...