NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS – The judiciary welcoming two new appointments, with Roberto Reckley sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice and Robert Adams appointed as acting Supreme Court Justice, during a ceremony at Government House today.
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New Justices To Target Case Backlog And Court Efficiency
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS – The judiciary welcoming two new appointments, with Roberto Reckley sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice and Robert Adams appointed as acting Supreme Court Justice, during a ceremony at Government House today.
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