Welcome to your daily briefing on legal developments in AG. Today we're covering 4 key stories including updates on antigua and barbuda legal headlines. Let's dive in.
4 stories
The Antigua Bar Association has condemned statements by two regional politicians, agreeing with the OECS Bar Association that the politicians cried foul after not getting their way.
For AG legal professionals, this underscores the bar's role in defending the rule of law and professional integrity when political attacks target the legal system.
The Antigua and Barbuda Bar Association (ABBA) has elected a new team of attorneys to run the association for the 2022-2024 term, led by Cherissa Roberts-Thomas.
Legal professionals in Antigua and Barbuda will see new bar leadership shaping the association's direction and advocacy over the next two years.
The Antigua Barbuda Bar Association maintains a Facebook page in Saint John’s aimed at providing public education.
It gives legal professionals in AG a channel to monitor public legal education and community outreach by the Bar.
The Antigua and Barbuda Bar Association and Prime Minister Gaston Browne are at odds over Browne's comments criticizing the judiciary's bail and sentencing approach in gun-related cases, particularly for repeat offenders.
For legal professionals in AG, this signals ongoing tension between the executive and the Bar over judicial discretion in bail and firearms sentencing.
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