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How much more can police clumsiness be tolerated at police stations and in the courts? On September 28 Police Legal Advisor and Special Prosecutor, Mandel Moore was unable for the ...

Another murder accused has been freed. On September 19, Justice Sandil Kissoon ruled that the oral confession by 30 year old Wayne Gilbert was inadmissible since it was unsigned by ...

For many years, spanning several regimes, a huge number of cases have either been dismissed or unnecessarily mitigated resulting in an absurdly low fraction of jail time- vis a vis ...

Much is currently being written about the life of Britain’s longest monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, however, regardless whether one embraces or despises the monarchy the Queen’s 71 year reign beheld ...

The excursion into Indianness as evaluated by Ryaan Shaw and Vishnu Bisram need needs some clarification. Firstly, the most pronounced and first characteristic anyone notices about a person is his ...

Independence Day has come and gone; so after 56 years of dumping British Colonial rule the most salient question remains: is Guyana and its people better off? My answer is ...

The Attorney General should be commended for his very wise initiative in proposing tougher amendments to the Motor Vehicle and Road Traffic Act, and the Intoxicating Liquor Licensing Act; and ...

Dear Editor, The huge amount of time and money spent behind court cases in Guyana can be avoided if the Laws of Guyana regarding real estate (land, waterways, properties, and ...

For many years some extremely horrible and highly questionable judgements has been handed down by Guyana’s Judicial System. Pre-meditated killings have been transformed into the watered down version termed ‘manslaughter. ...

The past two weeks witnessed a proliferation of letters in Guyana’s two dailies analyzing, defending and extolling the life of the late Cheddi Jagan. None other than ex-President Donald Ramoutar ...