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Chief Justice Promises To Tackle Long-Standing Issues
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Chief Justice Ian Winder is promising to address long-standing issues within the justice system, and the list is long.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Chief Justice Ian Winder is promising to address long-standing issues within the justice system, and the list is long.
Chief Justice Ian Winder says efforts to establish several specialty courts are well underway – these include a family court, a sexual offenses court and a commercial court.
As it relates to the issue of backlogs in the coroners court, Chief Justice Winder says a major hurdle is getting a marshall for the evidence.
In terms of man power, he says they are undergoing a competitive recruitment process in hopes of seeking four to five judges early in the new year.
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