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Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell urges Grenadians not to be swayed by misleading information that the 6 November referendum is ...

More police officers voted in the 2 November special polling day for the 2018 referendum when compared to the 2016 ...

“If successful, the CCJ Bill will then become an Act of Parliament, which can then be amended for any flaws ...

“We may never know why Yes Campaigners remain hostile to a request for friendly dialogue on issues in the local ...

“Greater access to justice will only be secured when the many problems existing in the lower courts are resolved.”

Grenada’s current final appellate court is the London-based Privy Council, and since gaining independence in 1974, only 15 cases from ...

“The public forum is organised by the “Caucus for Analysing Grenada’s CCJ Referendum Bill 2018”, with further intent to prepare ...

“Even as we fix the lower courts – as we must – I propose that we exercise strategic foresight and ...

“There have not been enough legal discussions, debates and academic research in Grenada and the wider region at a level ...

On 2 November, police officers will start the voting process ahead of the referendum on 6 November.