Attorney-at-Law and Certified Mediator, Ms. Christine St. Marie, was officially called to the Dominica Bar today. This significant milestone marks the beginning of her journey as a practicing attorney within the Commonwealth of Dominica. Ms. St. Marie brings to the legal profession a strong academic foundation, proven dedication to justice, and the added expertise of formal training in mediation—an asset that positions her to contribute meaningfully to conflict resolution and

Police officers from across the Caribbean are sharpening their ability to deliver justice grounded in evidence and human rights. Around 40 senior officers from 10 countries have completed an intensive crime scene investigation training under the PACE Justice Programme, a flagship initiative by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the European Union (EU) that aims to strengthen justice systems and promote people-centered justice throughout the region. Needs asse

The Government of Dominica, under the direction of the Honourable Prime Minister, has announced a national amnesty on unlicensed...

By Christine St. Marie Attorney-at-Law/Certified Mediator/Journalist So! We’ve made some headway in terms of Electoral Reform in Dominica...

Dominican Attorney at Law and Certified Mediator, Christine St. Marie, who currently practices law in Trinidad and Tobago calls on...

A Supreme Court application for the release of Vybz Kartel and his three co-accused was denied on Thursday. The legal team for Vybz...

The High Court of Dominica has invalidated a ban on consensual same-sex relations within the nation. The court found that certain...

The arrest of seven American nationals took place on Sunday where they remained in police custody. Reports are that they were arrested at...