Jenique Belgrave

A St Peter labourer accused of taking and damaging a car without permission was remanded after appearing in the District ‘A’ Traffic Court because he could not find someone to …

Acknowledging the government’s moves towards long-term solutions, Senator Janeil Odle said Barbados must begin taking practical steps now to ensure disabled persons’ rights to accessibility are respected. The attorney-at-law and …

A 66-year-old Christ Church man who told the court he stole groceries from a supermarket on Wednesday after falling on hard times has been ordered to perform 80 hours of …

Acting Chief Magistrate Douglas Frederick has chided the police for failing to produce case files, warning that the justice system cannot function properly without them. Frederick expressed his concern on …

A 19-year-old well-digger has been released on $3 000 bail after denying a charge that he robbed another young man of a mobile phone, cash and personal items in Bridgetown. …

A Hothersal Turning man who admitted to the “mistake” of indecently assaulting a female tourist in Bridgetown has been remanded to Dodds Prison, after the court heard he carried out …

Young Barbadians should be judged by their actions rather than their titles, youth minister Senator Shane Archer told a gathering to mark International Youth Day at the Wyndham Grand Barbados …

Government plans to establish two gun courts are facing scrutiny from two attorneys, who welcome efforts to clear a growing firearms-case backlog but question whether the measure will tackle the …

A pest control technician is on $3 000 bail after denying a wounding charge in the No. 1 District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court. Kevin Emerson Victor, 42, of Plymouth Square, Cave …