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AG to bring back Integrity Bill

AG to bring back Integrity Bill
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Employer encourages staff to get inoculated, pays incentive for both jabs

Employer encourages staff to get inoculated, pays incentive for both jabs
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Social Partnership talks about vaccines and testing

Social Share Attorney General Dale Marshall has been tasked with providing the Mia Mottley administration with a legal opinion on the civil and criminal liability associated with aspects of mandatory vaccination and mandatory testing for COVID-19. And the results of that paper will set the table for a series of sectoral and national consultations on the way forward as Government tries to find a solution to the vexing problem of respecting people’s rights to choose whether they want to be vaccinated, the overall health of the nation and getting the economy back on track as more employers are making vaccination a requirement for employment.

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#BTEditorial - Beheading the snake - Barbados Today

Anyone who suggests Barbadians are over-reacting to the recent killing of Acting Station Sergeant Newton Lewis, are out of step with the current state of affairs in this country. They are also failing to confront the two-headed demon of illegal drugs and guns now rampaging in too many of our communities.The murder of 46-year-old Lewis not far from his St Peter home as he responded to a report of a robbery at a near-by establishment, should not have shocked those of us who have been observing the steady decline in standards and values in this country.

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In-person trials to return to High Court

May 13, 2021 In-person jury trials are set to return to the High Courts from June 1, Justice Randall Worrell disclosed Wednesday. The judge made the comment as he dealt with a case which will reportedly go the route of a trial. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, most cases on the High Court’s docket were being conducted virtually via the Zoom platform. There were also a number of cases that were also done at the Supreme Court complex in Whitepark Road. But the pandemic halted cases that needed to be heard before judge and jury. Attorney General Dale Marshall in a recent interview with

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