Peter Champagnie advises on slashing court delays in Jamaica

Until we [in Jamaica] apply a holistic and practical approach to dealing with the issue of delays and backlogs, the cry will always be, “We want justice”

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UTECH Faculty of Law, a legal blessing in disguise

FOR years many Jamaicans could not afford neither hype nor fees to finish or even think of law school at the University of the West Indies. Then came the Faculty of Law at University of Technology. The law course may be an expensive one still… but according to some students, it has been a blessing. The hype of UWI does not exist. Kudos to Rosalea Hamilton. USEFUL LINK: http://www.utech.edu.jm/colleges_faculties/folw/index.html http://www.ilejamaica.org/

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Jamaican Paul A Reid highlights legal advice for Penns Relay

By Paul Reid, Jamaica Observer writer JAMAICAN athletes, coaches and fans attending this year’s annual Penn Relays Carnival in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania this month will be able to get legal advice on immigration issues. This is a new service that will be provided by the army of volunteers that make up Team Jamaica Bickle (TJB), the nonprofit organisation that caters to the needs of the hundreds of Jamaicans who converge on Franklin Field the last full weekend of April every year for America’s largest continuous track meet. For the past few…

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Locations of courthouses across/in Jamaica

This is in follow up to requests for assistance in locating courthouses across Jamaica, West Indies. Where are the Courthouses located in Jamaica?

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