Tribune Columnist Is One Of 24 Attorneys Called To Bahamas Bar
Tribune columnist Adrian Gibson was one of 24 new attorneys given the legal right to practise law in the Bahamas after they were called to...
‘Law Day’ Initiative Helps Educate Bahamian Youth
On October 2, 2014, the Pan American Development Foundation (PADF), the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), and the...
Top Lawyer: Government Stalling Over FOIA
Save the Bay’s legal director calls proposed 2016 date unacceptable, says public demands government transparency and accountability now...
Young Man’s View: It’s Fishy That Only A Few Can Play In Gaming Bill
On the face of it, the gaming bill appears to be nothing more than a manifestation of the pea brained, archaic thinking of visionless pretenders...
Young Man’s View: Officials Must Cast Their Net Wide To Catch Poachers
Over the years, we have seen significant violation of our sovereign waters by Dominican, Cuban and American fishermen who exploit the hamstrung, diminished capacity of...
Lawyers To Blame For Trial Delays
Former Assistant Commissioner of Police, Paul Thompson says there are far too many things that stand in the way of a trial starting and ending...
U.S. Coast Guard and DEA Partner with Bahamian Law Enforcement
On May 19-23, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Cutter Cormorant, an 87 foot coastal patrol boat based out of Ft. Pierce, Florida, visited Freeport, Grand Bahama,...
Customs: Shippers and Brokers Must Go Online By June 1
In a significant shift from the current manual approach, the Department of Customs has announced that all shippers and brokers will be required to submit...
Regarding The Unlawful National Intelligence Agency
Over one year ago last February, I publicly raised the matter of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) back when I previously wrote a weekly national...