Motorists who paid traffic fines that were illegally imposed and well above the rates stipulated in the original Road Traffic Act (RTA), over a 15-year period ending 2021, are entitled to a refund, Jamaica's Constitutional Court declared in a.
Keith Clarke case A preliminary hearing has been scheduled in February to determine the validity of the “good-faith certificates” in the Keith Clarke case. The matter, which has been lagging in the system for over a decade, has seen several legal.
A SOFTWARE engineer who sued the State for alleged breaches of his constitutional rights after he was reportedly issued several alleged illegal traffic tickets over a 15-year period is requesting damages in the sum of $1 million. The Constitutional.
A lawsuit that could result in taxpayers repaying hundreds of millions of dollars for alleged illegal traffic tickets issued over a 15-year period is expected to be heard by the country's Constitutional Court on Wednesday.
The Government has conceded that it will have to return a substantial portion of traffic ticket fines that were collected over a 15-year period because of legislative missteps uncovered by one motorist. It marks the latest development in a landmark.