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  1. Removing any shadow of doubt
    April 26, 2007

  2. Justice Ramlal accepts Amerindian Affairs Minister's apology over email
    March 23, 2007

  3. Justice Ramlal recuses himself from custody battle
    March 23, 2007

  4. The courts are the backbone of the rule of law
    March 19, 2007

  5. Email sparks furore in child custody case
    March 7, 2007

  6. Giving legality to certain wrongs
    February 20, 2007

  7. US$25M reform scheme to widen justice for all Guyanese
    February 17, 2007

  8. Justice sector being strengthened
    February 17, 2007

  9. Three more magistrates appointed
    February 6, 2007

  10. Examining the Adam Harris contempt charge
    January 28, 2007

  11. The day I became a criminal
    January 28, 2007

  12. Judge accepts Adam Harris apology -- frees him of contempt charge
    January 24, 2007

  13. An apology
    January 21, 2007

  14. Lawyers shun judicial appointments
    January 16, 2007

  15. Justice Roy, Adam Harris and so many things that are wrong about Guyana
    January 14, 2007

  16. Kaieteur News Editor charged with contempt
    January 12, 2007

  17. Editor cited for contempt of court
    January 12, 2007

  18. A justice system gone wrong
    December 10, 2006

  19. Chief Magistrate says judge's decision perverted
    December 3, 2006

  20. Way cleared for inquiry into complaints against Ms Holder-Allen
    November 30, 2006

  21. Battling students disturb court
    November 23, 2006

  22. Tightened security at courts affects many
    July 20, 2004

  23. Chief Magistrate challenges Bar Association representative
    July 18, 2004

  24. Chief Magistrate peeved at apparent slight
    July 16, 2004

  25. Consultations on High Court Rules reform near end
    July 16, 2004

  26. Public Accounts Committee powerless to enforce recommendations
    July 14, 2004

  27. Spousal laws allow for indiscretions
    July 8, 2004

  28. Laws of Guyana 'must be made a living reality' -launch of CD told
    June 26, 2004

  29. Parliament urged to establish public safety commission
    June 14, 2004

  30. Khemraj Ramjattan re-elected Bar Association President
    June 9, 2004

  31. Ramjattan re-elected Bar Association head
    June 2, 2004

  32. June Criminal Sessions open with grand parade
    June 2, 2004

  33. Parliamentary Sector Committees have held meetings, questioned ministers
    May 31, 2004

  34. President tells Youth Parliament 2004
    May 28, 2004

  35. Legislation passed for constitutional tribunals
    May 14, 2004

  36. Parliament unanimously passes tribunal bills
    May 14, 2004

  37. Judiciary begins move to remove case backlog
    May 11, 2004

  38. Chancellor clarifies non-reinstatement in majority judgment
    May 1, 2004

  39. Audit bill welcome
    March 22, 2004

  40. Jermaine Wilkinson killing PI depositions forwarded to DPP
    March 21, 2004

  41. Parliament takes aim at fuel smugglers
    March 16, 2004

  42. Parliament endorses fuel-marking scheme
    March 16, 2004

  43. The Courts and the Mediation Center
    March 16, 2004

  44. Holder-Allen confirmed as Chief Magistrate
    March 5, 2004

  45. Mediation Centre ready for business
    February 16, 2004

  46. NDIB head sues C.N. Sharma for $25M
    January 15, 2004

  47. Chancellor Bernard formulates 'Code of Conduct' for judiciary
    December 15, 2003

  48. Appeal Court defers decision in High Court sackings
    December 14, 2003

  49. Code of Conduct for judiciary launched
    December 13, 2003

  50. Judiciary gets lesson in minimalist judgements
    November 30, 2003

  51. Farmer gets suspended six-month sentence for electrocuting boys
    November 21, 2003

  52. Min. Gajraj shares Police bail concerns
    November 18, 2003

  53. An essential service
    November 16, 2003

  54. Cuban doctor must have citizenship hearing
    November 14, 2003

  55. Benschop lawyers granted leave to intervene
    November 12, 2003

  56. Prisoners Constitutional redress motion
    November 11, 2003

  57. Benschop’s rights not the issue
    November 7, 2003

  58. Prisoners Constitutional redress motion
    November 5, 2003

  59. Chancellor wants more judges to reduce case backlogs
    October 31, 2003

  60. Pilot project to cut case backlog in court launched
    October 17, 2003

  61. Mediation Pilot Project launched
    October 17, 2003

  62. Prisoner’s Constitutional Motion hearing
    October 17, 2003

  63. Benschop’s lawyers intervene in inmates’ ‘trial by date’ motion
    October 17, 2003

  64. Lawyer seeks to throw out Prisoners Constitutional Motion
    October 16, 2003

  65. IDB grant inked to set up commercial court
    October 11, 2003

  66. To try prisoners in order or not
    October 4, 2003

  67. Prisoners' redress motion won't affect Session opening
    October 4, 2003

  68. IDB approves funds for commercial court
    October 3, 2003

  69. Prisoners' constitutional redress motion...
    October 3, 2003

  70. Attorneys groomed for dispute resolution project
    October 2, 2003

  71. Is there any discrimination here?
    October 2, 2003

  72. Prisoners granted motion to challenge Benschop trial date
    October 2, 2003

  73. JPs seeking new appointment system
    August 11, 2003

  74. JP’s want role in Alternative Dispute Resolution programme
    August 10, 2003

  75. Workshop to train lawyers as mediators for alternative dispute resolution
    August 7, 2003

  76. Court enforces dress code
    August 4, 2003

  77. Law can fix time limit for judges to give decisions
    July 27, 2003

  78. Chief Magistrate cracks down on court touts
    June 25, 2003

  79. Legal ‘think tank’ seeks to improve court system efficiency
    June 20, 2003

  80. The rule of law
    June 17, 2003

  81. Four more judges for UK training
    May 19, 2003

  82. New approaches needed to stem domestic violence
    May 18, 2003

  83. Rule of law essential for socioeconomic growth
    May 13, 2003

  84. Facing the Challenges of a Modern Justice System
    May 12, 2003

  85. Judges must clamp down on contempt
    May 11, 2003

  86. Chancellor deplores fallen standards in the judicial system
    May 11, 2003

  87. Legal luminaries addressed on Canada's experience with dispute resolution
    May 2, 2003

  88. Dispute resolution proposed to reduce court backlogs
    March 13, 2003

  89. Committee to explore concept of Alternative Dispute Resolution
    March 13, 2003

  90. Draft being circulated on court rules
    March 12, 2003

  91. The Maintenance Act: Is it working?
    March 2, 2003

  92. AG’s Chamber staff learn art of drafting legislation
    February 4, 2003

  93. Time is not on our side
    January 31, 2003

  94. Cash-strapped Legal Aid Centre
    January 30, 2003

  95. Malgre Tout murder trial
    January 30, 2003

  96. Conference agrees continuing legal education for magistrates
    January 27, 2003

  97. Court system struggles on without Judicial Service Commission
    January 26, 2002

  98. Legal system will collapse without more judges, magistrates -Chancellor
    January 19, 2003

  99. Charges expected in rape of teen
    January 8, 2003

  100. Demand for services of legal aid clinic exceeds capacity
    January 6, 2003

  101. US committed to helping Guyana improve aspects of legal system -US charge
    December 29, 2002

  102. Motion seeks to have President abide by advice on judge's appointment
    December 22, 2002

  103. The rule of law
    November 19, 2002

  104. Chief Justice wants end to traffic noise
    October 17, 2002

  105. Chancellor lauds Berbice for out-of-court settlement of cases
    October 16, 2002

  106. Special prosecution service being mulled
    October 13, 2002

  107. Lawyers must help prevent destruction of legal system
    October 12, 2002

  108. Bar Association calls on President to appoint judge
    September 29, 2002

  109. Chancellor, AG allude to betterment in judicial system
    September 26, 2002

  110. Administration of justice atrocious says PNCR
    September 20, 2002

  111. Key law changes to support `public safety'
    August 8, 2002

  112. E-version of updated laws almost ready
    August 6, 2002

  113. Law changes will ensure citizens' rights
    August 6, 2002

  114. WPA against move to debar chief magistrate from treason trial
    July 28, 2002

  115. Arrest, detention of Williams unlawful from facts alleged
    July 22, 2002

  116. High Court judges for training in the UK
    July 17, 2002

  117. Government does not influence judicial system
    July 14, 2002

  118. Supreme Court flouted tender board regulations
    June 19, 2002

  119. Luncheon urges legal community to expedite court matters
    June 14, 2002

  120. Priority for remand prisoners' trials, independent coroner's office urged
    June 9, 2002

  121. Abusing the process of the court
    May 11, 2002

  122. Defective constitution reform provisions posing problems
    April 17, 2002

  123. Judges should delegate note-taking to clerks
    April 11, 2002

  124. Govts must provide adequate access to justice - Maharaj
    April 11, 2002

  125. Administration of justice in trouble - Chancellor Bernard
    April 8, 2002

  126. Abolition of Chancellor of the Judiciary post proposed
    April 7, 2002

  127. The value of experience
    March 29, 2002

  128. Magistrates blamed for recent jailbreak
    March 10, 2002

  129. Chancellor urges magistrates to deal with remand case backlog - 41 per cent of Camp Street prisoners on remand
    March 10, 2002

  130. Luncheon's attack not against all magistrates
    February 9, 2002

  131. PNC/R joins criticism of Luncheon statements on magistracy
    February 9, 2002

  132. Money reported found behind Supreme Court Registry safe
    February 8, 2002

  133. Luncheon must testify to magistrates' corruption
    February 8, 2002

  134. Human rights body welcomes move for judicial reform
    February 8, 2002

  135. Luncheon's statement on magistracy unfortunate
    February 7, 2002

  136. Legal reps call corrupt magistracy statement unfortunate
    February 7, 2002

  137. Chief Magistrate takes offence
    February 6, 2002

  138. Long time coming
    February 6, 2002

  139. Data delays stall dam breach report
    February 6, 2002

  140. State lawyers, magistrates' salaries hiked
    February 5, 2002

  141. Team to probe corruption in magistracy
    February 5, 2002

  142. Viewpoint on Sectoral Committees of Parliament
    February 4, 2002

  143. Human rights body agrees Brickdam lock-ups should be closed
    February 1, 2002

  144. Brickdam lockups should be shut down
    January 30, 2002

  145. Improving the justice system
    January 20, 2002

  146. McKay heads criminal justice review team
    January 16, 2002

  147. Lord Brennan to hold talks on local judicial reform
    January 10, 2002

  148. Mixed response to President’s idea for judicial ‘watchdog’ committee
    January 8, 2002

  149. Guyana will enact witness protection laws - AG
    December 15, 2001

  150. Young lawyers urged to set high standards
    December 9, 2001

  151. Justice delayed
    October 16, 2001

  152. Getting it right on Judicial appointments
    October 14, 2001

  153. Technology seen as revolutionizing practise of law
    December 13, 2001

  154. British team stresses need for changes in judicial system here
    October 5, 2001

  155. Chief Justice to rule on challenge over lawyer's authorisation
    September 20, 2001

  156. Courts do not enjoy public respect and confidence
    September 29, 2001

  157. Judicial review report
    September 29, 2001

  158. Magistrates reluctant to conduct inquests -Gajraj
    July 11, 2001

  159. Appointment of Chancellor, Chief Justice
    June 22, 2001

  160. The rule of law
    June 19, 2001

  161. Get Guyana's Constitution in line
    June 18, 2001

  162. Of crime, justice and Cabinet appointees
    June 17, 2001

  163. Chancellor suggests code of ethics for judges, magistrates
    June 13, 2001

  164. Laws of Guyana contract may not have complied with procedures
    June 12, 2001

  165. The judicial system and good governance
    June 11, 2001

  166. Appointment of Chancellor, Chief Justice
    June 8, 2001

  167. Human rights group urges probe of assault in Chief Magistrate's court
    May 26, 2001

  168. Constitution amendments, Jagdeo's speech debate for House next week
    May 17, 2001

  169. New chancellor, chief justice call for improved salaries, working conditions
    May 12, 2001

  170. Chancellor, Chief Justice agree on priorities for reform
    May 12, 2001

  171. First female Chancellor in Caribbean takes oath
    May 5, 2001

  172. President urges new Chancellor to lead judiciary reform process
    May 5, 2001

  173. Ceremonial opening of Eighth Parliament
    May 5, 2001

  174. CARICOM leaders for today's opening of parliament
    May 4, 2001

  175. The real problem in Guyana is the constitution
    April 22, 2001

  176. Parliament likely to be convened next week
    April 18, 2001

  177. Courts would have to define 'ordinarily resident'
    January 18, 2001





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