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Congratulations to our second group of interns! From left to right: Ms Jewel Robinson; Deputy Registrar and Marshal, M...
21/08/2026

Congratulations to our second group of interns! From left to right: Ms Jewel Robinson; Deputy Registrar and Marshal, Mrs Gizel Thomas-Roberts; Ms Rehanna Razack; CCJ President, Mr Justice Winston Anderson; Mr Tyler Orderson; Mr Alex Bacchus; and Ms Shania Eastman. We thank you for your contribution to the Court during your time here!

The congratulates its first batch of interns on the completion of their tour of duty at the Court. From left to right:...
21/08/2026

The congratulates its first batch of interns on the completion of their tour of duty at the Court. From left to right: Mr Daniel Wright; Ms Nickiesha Peters; CCJ President, the Hon Mr Justice Winston Anderson; CCJ Judge, the Hon Mr Justice Arif Bulkan; Dr Clavia Williams-McBean; and Noelle Nicolls. We wish you the best in your future endeavours!

The public is hereby advised that the Caribbean Court of Justice has implemented revised arrangements for the assignment...
19/08/2026

The public is hereby advised that the Caribbean Court of Justice has implemented revised arrangements for the assignment of judicial panels, with immediate effect.

The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, the Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, has issued a statement toda...
14/08/2026

The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, the Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, has issued a statement today. You can access the full media release here: https://loom.ly/CUApZEU

06/08/2026

Happy Independence Day to the citizens of from the !

05/08/2026

Yesterday, the Norman Manley Law School, in collaboration with The Caribbean Court of Justice, supported by the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Jamaica, presented the inaugural staging of .

Audience participation, in-person and online, was exceptional. They fully engaged with the programme.

A big thank you to our keynote speaker, moderator, panellists, supporting partners, the organisational teams of the CCJ and NMLS, and the audience who made the event an overwhelming success.

If you missed the event, or would like to revisit the discussion, the keynote address and panel discussion are now available for viewing on the following channels:

🎥 Watch now on YouTube:
- youtu.be/SdKKdODyj1k
- youtu.be/ONaDMIA9HPQ
- youtu.be/Z4q9UbzWMQ8
- youtu.be/kXYR7yUuRbM

More reflections from the inaugural Freedom Lecture will be shared over the coming days.


It's not too late to join the Norman Manley Law School and the Caribbean Court of Justice, today, Tuesday, 4 August 2026...
04/08/2026

It's not too late to join the Norman Manley Law School and the Caribbean Court of Justice, today, Tuesday, 4 August 2026, for what promises to be a timely and thought-provoking examination of one of the defining issues of our time. This inaugural Freedom Lecture provides an important opportunity to reflect on contemporary challenges relevant to our region, through the lens of freedom. Judges, attorneys-at-law, academics, students, policymakers, members of civil society, and the wider public are invited to join the conversation. Whether you are in Jamaica or elsewhere across the region, join us in person and online.

▫️Tuesday, 4 August 2026
▫️6:00 p.m. EST (Jamaica) | 7:00 p.m. AST
▫️Aubrey Fraser Lecture Theatre, Norman Manley Law School
💻 Attend in person or watch the livestream.

Admission is free.

Register and learn more: https://loom.ly/04LZNWs

As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important...
03/08/2026


As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important public conversation.

Commonwealth Caribbean Rhodes Scholar Mr Rahym Augustin-Joseph from Trinidad and Tobago, joins the panel as its youth representative. His participation brings the perspective of a new generation of young Caribbean thinkers and leaders, ensuring that the conversation considers not only today's challenges but also their implications for the region's future.

Following the keynote address by The Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, the panel will examine the wider issues arising from this year's theme, No First Use of Nuclear Weapons: The Limits of Law?

▫️Tuesday, 4 August 2026
▫️6:00 p.m. EST (Jamaica) | 7:00 p.m. AST
▫️Aubrey Fraser Lecture Theatre, Norman Manley Law School
💻 Attend in person or watch the livestream.

Admission is free.

Register and learn more: https://loom.ly/04LZNWs

As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important...
03/08/2026


As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important public conversation.

Dr Peter Glegg serves as Campus Legal Officer at The University of the West Indies, Mona, and chairs the Radiation Safety and Protection Committee at the University Hospital of the West Indies. His contribution to the discussion will draw on the intersection of law, regulation and radiation safety.

Following the keynote address by The Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, the panel will examine the wider issues arising from this year's theme, No First Use of Nuclear Weapons: The Limits of Law?

▫️Tuesday, 4 August 2026
▫️6:00 p.m. EST (Jamaica) | 7:00 p.m. AST
▫️Aubrey Fraser Lecture Theatre, Norman Manley Law School
💻 Attend in person or watch the livestream.

Admission is free.

Register and learn more: https://loom.ly/04LZNWs

As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important...
02/08/2026


As we count down to the inaugural New Freedom Lecture, meet the distinguished panel, who will help shape this important public conversation.

Rev Norbert Stephens, former General Secretary of the United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, brings a faith and ethical perspective to the discussion. His contribution will explore the broader moral questions raised by the use of nuclear weapons and humanity's shared responsibility in confronting global threats.

Following the keynote address by The Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, the panel will examine the wider issues arising from this year's theme, No First Use of Nuclear Weapons: The Limits of Law?

▫️Tuesday, 4 August 2026
▫️6:00 p.m. EST (Jamaica) | 7:00 p.m. AST
▫️Aubrey Fraser Lecture Theatre, Norman Manley Law School
💻 Attend in person or watch the livestream.

Admission is free.

Register and learn more: https://loom.ly/04LZNWs

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