Had it not been for their lawyer Jomo Thomas, two African men awaiting deportation may have perished at Her Majesty’s Prisons.

Attorney Jomo Thomas is encouraging state authorities to be more humanitarian in the way they deal with persons who enter the country.

Attorney Kay Bacchus-Browne, says the Constituency Boundaries Commission’s lawyers are trapped into saying that recent judgment handed down in favour of opposition leader Arnhim Eustace is a ‘good judgment’.

Attorney Kay Bacchus-Browne, who successfully represented opposition leader Arnhim Eustace in the recent injunction matter, has accused Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves of “putting his own spin on the judgment”.

That’s how Dominica’s Senior Counsel Anthony Astaphan sums up a recent judgement Justice Gertel Thom handed down in favour of opposition leader Arnhim Eustace.

Two African men who were held at Her Majesty’s Prisons for several years without charges or convictions are now partially free, owing to the persistent efforts of their lawyer Jomo Thomas.

Attorney Jomo Thomas was expected to write to Attorney General (AG) Judith Jones-Morgan yesterday (Thursday) concerning what he describes as the improper housing conditions of his two African clients.

Two men were charged on different counts of murder this week.

Laymond Harry, a resident of Lowmans Windward, returns to court next Tuesday on a murder charge, stemming from a stabbing incident in his community last Saturday.

Two senior police officers this week denied that Police Constable Rohan McDowall, of the Special Services Unit (SSU), was removed from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) by  SSU officers, while in custody in connection with the shooting death of SSU officer Constable Kingsley John