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More Can Be Done For GB Judicial System
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Bar Association President Khalil Parker saying more can be done to address the needs of the judiciary in Grand Bahama.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Bar Association President Khalil Parker saying more can be done to address the needs of the judiciary in Grand Bahama.
His comments came following the opening of the legal year in Grand Bahama yesterday morning.
Parker says while his members are doing their best, more is needed to ease the access to the judiciary in Grand Bahama.
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