Topic: Prathna Bodden
Criminal defence bar group forms
A new body designed to focus on lawyers practising at the criminal bar has been launched.
Top lawyers back jury duty for permanent residents
Cayman's jury pool should be widened by including long-term residents, alongside lifting a long list of other exemptions, say top lawyers.
Man gets community service, probation over bar fight
No conviction was recorded Monday in the case of a 36-year-old man who punched another man and broke his nose at a George Town bar last year.
Former tennis pro remanded into custody
Former tennis pro Robert Todd Seward was remanded into custody Tuesday and defence attorney Prathna Bodden indicated that he will plead guilty in Grand Court on Monday.
Contractor sentenced for theft, false accounting
Kenneth Anthony Williams, a former contractor and sales representative for A. L. Thompson, was sentenced to nine months in prison Monday for theft and false accounting relating to a series of fraudulent transactions totaling $10,000.
Trial delayed in ganja case
The trial of three Jamaican men who have already pleaded guilty to smuggling ganja into the Cayman Islands with intent to supply, was delayed on Tuesday. The men have pleaded not guilty to charges of possession of a firearm and intent to sell MDMA, the drug known as ecstasy.
Trial date set for Bodden Town robbery, firearm
Odain Lloyd Ebanks, 23, pleaded not guilty in Grand Court on Friday to five charges arising from a robbery in Bodden Town earlier this month followed by an incident involving police in Prospect.
Man denies charge of serious wounding
A charge of wounding causing grievous bodily harm will be denied by the defendant, attorney Prathna Bodden said in Summary Court on Wednesday.
