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Post-conviction bail regime to be further considered by parliamentary committee

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The provision pertaining to post-conviction bail under the proposed Bail Act, may be expanded to allow convicted people to apply for bail pending an appeal of their sentence in ex.

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353 persons charged with offences under new Firearms Act – police

KINGSTON, Jamaica – A total of 658 charges have been laid against 353 persons for various offences under the new Firearms (Prohibition, Restriction and Regulation) Act. This was disclosed by Commissio.

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Remove the terrorists - Jamaica Observer

MONTEGO BAY, St James President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Keith Duncan has called for strong security measures to remove criminals, who he called 'terrorists', from .

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