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Chief Justice Hon. Michelle Arana (ag.); Attorney General, Magali Marin-Young; Executive Director, APEX Bevil Wooding; Registrar General, Trienia Young
Courts in Belize have made an historic switch to a new electronic filing system designed to do away with the expensive and time-consuming paper-based system of the past.
The Folio e-Filing system, developed by APEX, the Caribbean Agency for Justice Solutions, has propelled Courts in Belize into the digital era at a time when other jurisdictions in the Caribbean continue to battle with the delays and inefficiencies that come with manual case filing processes.
Belize Supreme Court Judge, the Hon. Justice Westmin James, who chaired the virtual launch of the platform on April 26
Chief Justice Hon. Michelle Arana (ag.); Attorney General, Magali Marin-Young; Executive Director, APEX Bevil Wooding; Registrar General, Trienia Young
Courts in Belize have made an historic switch to a new electronic filing system designed to do away with the expensive and time-consuming paper-based system of the past.
The Folio e-Filing system, developed by APEX, the Caribbean Agency for Justice Solutions, has propelled Courts in Belize into the digital era at a time when other jurisdictions in the Caribbean continue to battle with the delays and inefficiencies that come with manual case filing processes.
Belize Supreme Court Judge, the Hon. Justice Westmin James, who chaired the virtual launch of the platform on April 26
Mar 12, 2021
Inmaculada Credit Union Wins Case Against Former GM Yolanda Gomez
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of La Inmaculada Credit Union. Justice Arana handed ordered the former General Manager Yolanda Gomez to pay the credit union almost four hundred and thirty-seven dollars in damages and court costs. Justice Arana also ruled that La Inmaculada Credit Union did not wrongfully terminate Gomez and is not liable to make any payment to her. The story made headlines back in 2015 when credit union placed its Gomez on administrative leave while it investigated allegations she did not comply with procedures and made questionable decisions during her tenure. The silence from the credit union’s Board to its membership about the investigation prompted a protest in front of the credit union, and at the conclusion of the investigation, the credit union fired Gomez. The matter ended up before the Supreme Court. There were two civil suits – one by Gomez against the c