G’da judiciary nearly crippled by Covid-19
The Judiciary in Grenada has been hard hit by the surge of Covid-19 in the country during the past month. According to attorney-at-law, Jerry Edwin...
Supreme Court Registry
Policeman catches COVID-19 at the General Hospital
THE NEW TODAY can report that one policeman has contracted Covid-19 while a patient at the St. George’s General Hospital. The officer who is attached...
Suspected case of COVID-19 at the prison
Acting Commissioner of Prisons, Superintendent of Police, Damion Lee has confirmed that there is a suspected case of Covid-19 at the Richmond Hill prison. THE...
Government accused of trying to gouge Grenadians
Female attorney-at-law, Claudette Joseph has called on the Keith Mitchell-led administration in the Botanical Gardens to revisit the new court fees that were implemented on...
Lawyers are failing the system
One of the island’s most senior and respected Court Bailiffs has accused lawyers in Grenada of failing in their duties to ensure that the Supreme...
Court fees are biting
Those were the words used early Monday morning to THE NEW TODAY by a Bailiff who went to do business in the Supreme Court Registry...
Massive price increases in court fees
Grenadians including civil servants will have to dig deeper into their pockets as the Keith Mitchell-led New National Party (NNP) government moves on Monday to...
Recommendations made on several government buildings
“There is a lot to be fixed.” Those were the words used by a top civil servant who has seen a report presented by a...
Attorney Clouden: The Supreme Court Registry is a death trap
Outspoken Attorney-at-Law Anselm Clouden has described the mold infested Registry as a “death trap” and wants his colleagues to unite in protest against the lack...