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A man who caused the death of a friend in a boat crash was given a suspended prison sentence after a judge said he was “handcuffed” by precedent

A New York court has agreed to help get evidence from a former Hamilton councillor as legal dispute over an $18 million loan intended to kick-start a hotel development in Hamilton continues in the United States. Mexico Infrastructure Finance, which p...

A man who gave police his brother’s identity claiming he panicked when stopped by officers for traffic offences was jailed for a total of nine months yesterday. Alan Richards, for the Crown, told Magistrates’ Court that police stopped Brenton Robin...

A 59-year-old man who was ordered to pay a $500 fine two weeks ago had his sentence changed in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Anthron Dill, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court two weeks ago to owning a home-made pipe which was found ...

An injunction designed to prevent private estate homeowners from trespassing and “committing a nuisance” on their neighbour’s land has been upheld in the Supreme Court. Simon and Deirdre Storey applied to quash the order, related to Samuel Andrew Ban...

A 19-year-old man was charged yesterday with the murder of a teenager at Horseshoe Bay on Friday. Eze Hart, from Southampton, was charged with murdering 16-year-old Kanye Ford on September 9 at Horseshoe Bay car park in Southampton. Since the offenc...

Two men were taken off the roads for 18 months yesterday after admitting traffic offences. Anthony Brangman, 53, of Pembroke, pleaded guilty to drink-driving on August 6 in Warwick when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. According to Shaun...

An appeal was made by the Tax Commissioner for lawyers and legal firms to tackle payroll tax arrears that totalled more than $2.9 million. Derek Rawlins asked the Bermuda Bar Association to help by “encouraging” its members to settle up to avoid cour...

A legal dispute between a former government senator and his elderly former landlord is set to continue after the Supreme Court found there was possibly a “sabotage of procedural fairness”. While Magistrates’ Court found that Margaret Harvey owed Curt...

Tubes of mascara found in a suspicious package were found to have drugs inside, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. But Charles Richardson, in defence of Tyrone Burchall, 50, suggested that Bermuda Customs allowed the drugs to come to the island. H...