Topic: court
Alberga called ‘Father of the Bar’
Ramon Alberga QC was honoured last week with a portrait for display in the Law Courts Building to mark the 60th anniversary of his call to the bar.
Journal competition winner is off to California
Craig Nixon will be
heading off to explore the vineyards of the Napa Valley, courtesy of The Cayman
Islands Journal, Jacques Scott, and Longitude Travel Services.
Why Grand Court has six-plus judges
Cayman courts need judges.
More FOI requests denied
FOI requests are still coming in, but they're being denied more often.
Court opening tackles crime
Chief Justice Anthony Smellie and other speakers at the opening of Grand Court on Wednesday recommended ways to address concerns about crime.
Murder charged in club shooting
A West Bay man now faces murder charges in two separate high-profile shootings.
Roma seeking double props
Roma is on the way up in netball.
Rolling for cancer
Local hockey players team up against cancer.
Work permit board nixes majority of key employees
Cayman's Work Permit Board denied a majority of key employee applications it received between February and October.
Jackson doctor dealt double blow
Michael Jackson's doctor will stand
trial for the involuntary manslaughter of the pop superstar.
Men charged in Honeymoon murder
Three
hotel staff have appeared in court in Mauritius charged in connection with the
murder of Michaela McAreavey on her honeymoon.
Hooked up for more big catches
Fishing picks up in January.
Unity must regroup
Unity have a rough start to the 2011 netball season
Magistrate serves temporary term
Former Clerk of Court Valdis Foldats has been appointed Magistrate until the end of March.
WikiLeaks not backing down
The founder of Wikileaks is
stepping up the release of ‘cablegate’ and other material.
Man charged in Next Level killing
A 24-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of
Carlo Webster.
Open letter to Premier
An open letter to Premier McKeeva Bush.
MLA elects Grand Court
Bodden Town MLA Dwayne Seymour elected Grand Court after being charged with attempting to obstruct justice.
Orvin’s starlets
Netball review
May 2009 attack charged as attempted murder
Carlney Rashad Campbell, 20, has been charged with attempted murder of a man who was stabbed in May 2009.
Unity expects more net gains
Unity is ready for the 2011 netball season.
Larue is militant about hoops
Larue Nixon is playing hoops in Georgia now.
Police: Holiday traffic campaign a success
Drink driving and car accidents increase during Cayman's holiday season.
Roma starts its 2011 title defence
Local netball gets going for 2011.
Fire at house where rape was reported
The
Cayman Islands Fire Service is investigating a blaze that occurred early
New
Year’s Day in West
Bay.
Polar bears threatened, not endangered, US agency says
Environmental campaigners in the US have lost a battle to have the polar bear listed as an “endangered” species.
Tort reform bill made public
An amendment bill
that would limit non-economic damages awarded in Cayman Islands medical
malpractice cases to $500,000 has been released to the public ahead of an
expected vote on it in the Legislative Assembly.
Year in review: February 2010
Among
the top stories of February 2010: Two men were found guilty of murdering
Estella Scott Roberts.
Year in review: March 2010
A small crime wave hit Cayman in March 2010.
Bright Future storms U19 scene
Future
Sports Club are a youth basketball force.
