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Lashley defends bill to end unsworn statements in criminal trials

Summary by Barbados Today
The prominent criminal defence barrister now overseeing the administration of the criminal justice system has defended the bill to end the practice of accepting unsworn statements from the dock. Minister…
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Lashley defends bill to end unsworn statements in criminal trials

The prominent criminal defence barrister now overseeing the administration of the criminal justice system has defended the bill to end the practice of accepting unsworn statements from the dock. Minister…

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Barbados Today broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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