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The Ministry of Legal Affairs is seeking applications for the position of Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, according to a notice in today’s paper. The advertisement, in the Classifieds employment section, calls for qualified barristers with at...

Defence counsel Elizabeth Christopher has described the decision to cast a search for a new Director of Public Prosecutions as “an insult” when there is a Bermudian qualified for the post. There has been much contention surrounding the hiring of for...

Dujon Reid-Anderson and Devon Hewey have both been convicted of perjury after exhaustive deliberations by a Supreme Court jury. Reid-Anderson was last night incarcerated pending a bail hearing; Hewey is in custody for another offence. The jury also u...

The post of Director of Public Prosecutions should be passed on to a Bermudian, Shadow Attorney-General Michael Scott said last night. Speaking after Government House’s announcement that notice had been received from Rory Field, the present DPP and a...

Rory Field, the Island’s Director of Public Prosecutions of eight years, has tendered his resignation to “take up a new opportunity”, according to Government House. While Mr Field reported a smooth reception in September 2007, the end of his tenure w...

Journalists have been making good use of the Public Access to Information (Pati) Act since it became law on April 1 — but not every request for disclosure has been successful. Here, we detail several failed bids to find out more. • Residents at Summ...

Jaleesa Simons has been Called to the Bar and hopes to embark on an exciting career in criminal law. Ms Simons, 25, is working in the Department of Public Prosecutions, having graduating with a bachelor’s degree in humanities from the University of ...

A former prosecutor who supported Bermudian Cindy Clarke as the successor to Director of Public Prosecutions Rory Field said the stand cost her her job. Susan Mulligan, now with law firm Christopher’s, stands by her decision and vowed to fight with t...

Michael Dunkey expressed his disappointment last night after Rory Field, the English barrister, was reappointed as the Island’s top prosecutor. Mr Field was yesterday given another two years as Director of Public Prosecutions by Governor George Fergu...

The Opposition has suggested that Director of Public Prosecutions Rory Field is in a bid to retain his post, even as Attorney General Trevor Moniz protested that such details were not public. The matter arose as Shadow Attorney General Michael Scott ...