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Juan Wolffe takes aim at the department after a prosecutor failed to attend a hearing

The Supreme Court has yet to share the sum paid to King’s Counsel Martin Forde for a civil case brought by a former premier

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

Caribbean Court of Justice says the region has moved to broaden representation

The Civil Justice Advocacy Group says a revised legal framework is needed for handling disciplinary matters for judges

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

Sources tell The Royal Gazette that Alan Richards was chosen over qualified Bermudians

The Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions is expected to take up the post in September

The Governor and the US Consul-General also attend special sitting of Supreme Court

A photograph of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by a former Bermuda policeman has been selected as the base for a stamp intended to honour the late US Supreme Court judge. The US Postal Service announced that Justice Ginsburg, who died in 2020 at the age of 87, ...

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...