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The Corporation of Hamilton is fighting government plans to abolish elections

It has been more than a year since the last hearing in the civil case, when judgment was reserved by the acting judge

Call for redrawn relationship with Britain on immigration, and rethink at home for oversight of senior positions

When there is no attorney-general, who holds responsibility for initiating criminal proceedings in Bermuda?

The panel rules that the Legal Aid Committee did not have the power to appoint overseas external lawyers to represent defendants on legal aid

Eron Hill, a 28-year-old paralegal, alleges his apprehension at the airport by police was unnecessary

The reopened inquiry will examine options for Overseas Territories representation within the House of Commons Committee mechanism, and in proceedings generally

Lawrence Scott explains that the return to Santo Domingo was owing to a radio problem

John Barritt in the second of a six-part series designed to encourage conversation around Britain’s relationship with its Overseas Territories

Ewart Brown is seeking declarations that the activities of a joint investigation and prosecution team were unconstitutional and unlawful

Khalid Wasi craves a societal return to the age of egalitarianism

Bermuda suffers a “democratic deficiency” under the current constitutional set up, a new study into self-governance states. The report, commissioned by the Government at a cost of $50,000, finds that the UK is not doing enough to work with the island...