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High School Teacher Jailed on 2 Counts of Sexual Misconduct High School Teacher Jailed on 2 Counts of Sexual Misconduct
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A thirty-four-year-old secondary school history teacher who pleaded guilty to one of two counts of rape meted out to one of his students in July of 2013 will spend the next five years of his life behind prison bars.
Originally from the island of Jamaica, and son of a well-known pastor, the accused, Shannon Samuel who was attached to one of the leading secondary schools on the island, was made to feel the brunt of the law last Friday when the sentence was handed down on him by High Court Judge, Justice Paula Gilford at the Number one Supreme Court.
Curtis Baptiste’s Rape Case Goes Ahead Ten Years After Curtis Baptiste’s Rape Case Goes Ahead Ten Years After Thursday, 01 April 2021 00:00 Written by The Grenada Informer (0 votes)
Ten years after a criminal charge of rape was levelled against him for alleged sexual involvement with a thirteen-year-old child, High Court Judge Paula Gilford is adamant that the matter should go before the jury.
After entertaining legal arguments in support of and against a motion brought by defence lawyer George Prime, challenging the constitutional correctness of the proceeding against his client Curtis “Thunderbolt” Baptiste ten years after, and against the motion by Crown Counsel Brandon Toussaint, High Court Judge Justice Paula Gilford on Tuesday ruled that the trial would go ahead.