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VI pays '2.7 times more in court fees than other jurisdictions' under ECSC- Daniel F. Davies
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Young local lawyer Mr Daniel F. Davies has reportedly made a complaint to the Complaints Commissioner for what he said was the inequality in court fees the Virgin Islands is made to pay to the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) in contrast to other jurisdictions under the ECSC.
CoI report did not touch Governor’s Court Portfolio- SFC
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Many residents, talk show hosts and commentators continue to ask why the one-man United Kingdom-sponsored Commission of Inquiry (CoI) did not touch any matters under the Governor's portfolio. Many have used this fact to claim that the CoI was biased and a witch hunt against those who spoke out against racism and colonialism, with an attempt to destabilise the nation and brand residents as corrupt.
Supreme Court ends federal right to legal abortion in US
WASHINGTON DC, United States- The Supreme Court today, Friday, June 24, 2022, extinguished the constitutional right of Americans to abortion, ending the 49-year reign of Roe v. Wade and ensuring a tsunami of outrage from women, who could see reproductive rights roundly restricted in half the country.
US Senate votes to confirm 1st Black woman to Supreme Court
WASHINGTON DC, USA- The Senate today, Thursday, April 7, 2022, confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, making her the first Black woman to be elevated to the pinnacle of the judicial branch in what her supporters hailed as a needed step toward bringing new diversity and life experience to the court.
Smith splurges, sent $10G a month to US as ‘BVI Airways’ debts mounted
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Luke Smith, former owner of BVI Airways, reportedly sent $10,000 to the United States of America (USA) for his family each month and splurged on an extravagant lifestyle while in the Virgin Islands (VI), even as his company was experiencing financial difficulties with mounting debt.
Supreme Court bars USVI senator from being sworn in today
VI CONSORTIUM
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St Thomas, USVI— In a last-minute judgement handed down on Sunday January 8, 2017, the Supreme Court of the [US] Virgin Islands said that Kevin A. Rodriguez would not be able to take the oath of office alongside his colleagues today, January 9, despite a Superior Court ruling last week that said he would be able to serve as a senator.
India court recognises transgender people as third gender
BBC NEWS
India's Supreme Court has recognised transgender people as a third gender, in a landmark ruling.
Former Prosecutor Sarah A. Benjamin appointed Deputy Registrar
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Information reaching Virgin Islands News Online is that former prosecutor, Sarah A. Benjamin, has been appointed to the post of Deputy Registrar at the Supreme Court.
Quality of justice remains uncompromised – Pereira
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - The start of the new law year, was a historic one for the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) and affiliated countries, where for the first time in 45 years, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is a female, specifically, Virgin Islander Justice Janice Pereira.
BVP (Truth for the Youth)… can Robert's crack save the Supreme Court?
By Alred Frett
Those asking, ‘Why I speak against Christianity and not other Religions?’ should understand I am neither attacking nor praising one Religion or another - All are equally foolish - My great concern is Bad Legacies of our Ancestors which still continue to damage Today’s Children…
Slaves knew no Hinduism, Islam or Rastafarianism while Christianity was used to break them.
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