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Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States Her Excellency Audrey Marks greets Justice Minister Delroy Chuck as he arrives at the Embassy of Jamaica in Washington DC. Looking on from left to right are Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice Miss. Carol Palme and Jamaica’s Representative to the Inter American Development Bank IDB. Minister Chuck was on three day study tour of the Justice systems in Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia. | Derrick Scott Photo

US to assist Jamaica with Plea Bargining sensitization

WASHINGTON, DC, December 22, 2016 - The US State Department has agreed to assist the Jamaican Government in introducing the concept of plea bargaining to the island’s justice system with a view to reducing the backlog within the nation’s courts.
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Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck, addresses Wednesday’s (November 2) sitting of the House of Representatives.

'Game changing' Arbitration Bill tabled in Parliament

 Justice Minister  Delroy Chuck, says has told the House of Representatives that arbitration can become a game changer in the settlement of domestic commercial disputes and international trade matters, providing the country with a major source of foreign exchange earnings.
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Cutting the cake in celebration of the 54th Anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago at a reception at the Jamaica Pegasus on August 31, 2016, His Excellency Fitzgerald Jeffrey (3rd right), High Commissioner of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago to Jamaica; Hon. Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport flanked by (l-r) Tahilla Jeffrey, daughter of the High Commissioner; Hon. Delroy Chuck, Minister of Justice; Mrs. Julia Jeffrey, wife of the High Commissioner and Hon. Audley Shaw, Minister of Finance & Public Service.

New era of relations between Jamaica and T&T

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Friday, September 02, 2016 – Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Honourable Olivia Grange says the most recent exchanges between Jamaica and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is clear indication of a new and momentous era in bilateral relations between the Caribbean nations.
Chairman of the Tivoli Commission, Barbadian jurist, Sir David Simmonds

Apologise and pay residents says Tivoli Enquiry Report

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Minister of Justice, Delroy Chuck, today tabled the West Kingston Commission of Enquiry Report in the House of Representatives, which recommended, among other things, apology to the residents, counselling for traumatised persons, and compensation for victims without delay.
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