the Judiciary of
The Bahamas
"...under our constitutional framework, the Judiciary is one of the three branches of Government, equal to but fully independent of the other two branches...This is a vital and preeminent principle of high constitutional importance."
Latest Headlines
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On The Record’s interview of Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder
Season 7 Episode 22: Reform & Regulation
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Privy Council determines Article 6 issue
Privy Council determines Article 6 issue as to the citizenship of a child born i
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Chief Justice delivers Eugene Dupuch Law School Distinguish Lecture
Chief Justice delivers Eugene Dupuch Law School Distinguish Lecture (March 23, 2
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Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder receives Eugene Dupuch Law School’s Smokey Joe Award.
Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder receives Eugene Dupuch Law School’s Smokey Joe Aw
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Judicial Assignments to Divisions of The Supreme Court
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New Judgements
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November 24, 2023Nomiki Drosos Tsakkos and Peter Drosos Tsakkos AND Pantelis Tsakkos (As Executor of the Will of the late Emmanuel Pantelis Tsakkos) and Adita Boy – 2021/CLE/gen/00621
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November 24, 2023Lakeisha Pinder AND Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Attorney General – 2019/CLE/gen/00608
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November 24, 2023James Alexander Darling AND The Attorney General – 2020/CLE/gen/00363
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November 23, 2023BETWEEN Glenard Evans AND Airport Authority - 2022/CLE/gen/01521
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November 23, 2023BETWEEN Kelsie Melvin Munroe AND The Commissioner of Police and The Attorney General - 2021/CLE/gen/00439
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NOTICE Pursuant to section 8 of the Juries (Amendment) Act, 2014, the…
Read moreNOTICE Pursuant to section 8 of the Juries (Amendment) Act, 2014, the…
Read moreNOTICE is hereby given that under Section 3(2) of the Supreme Court…
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