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The Privy Council says flawed DNA evidence led to the wrongful conviction of Julian Washington

Members of the public have been told their grievances cannot be dealt with at present by the Judicial and Legal Services Committee

Nicole Stoneham has not worked on any cases since July, with sources claiming she has been suspended by the Governor

The Court of Appeal upholds a ruling that the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses misinterpreted its terms of reference

He joins the appeals bench after a recommendation from the Judicial and Legal Services Committee

MDM says case has redefined the protections afforded to company directors in Bermuda

Sir Christopher Clarke finds that an affidavit sealed by the Bermuda courts retained its confidential value despite being available elsewhere

Rules put in place in 2022 that required public school students to take part in routine testing as a condition of entry are challenged

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

Court of Appeal hears legal arguments in a case in which the Government is accused of breaking the law on US postal deal

Counsel for Julian Washington makes claim about forensic scientist Candy Zuleger at London hearing

The Court of Appeal hears legal actions emerging from the Commission of Inquiry into land grabs