Tag: Supreme Court

‘Being a taxpayer by itself does not mean that a person has a sufficient interest to challenge an administrative decision unless the person invokes a particular breach of

Qs & As

Editorial

By LEX

By Jan Arden

If other petitions reveal a pattern, the tide will start turning against the government”

The question today is what stance the EC/ESC will take on petitions elsewhere coming up for Court hearings after two years of constant denegations

Restoring the institutions’ credibility and regaining the trust of the population require shying away from complacency

There has to be something more to this than just blaming social media or cable TV outlets for why ordinary people gravitate to falsehoods and conspiracy theories 

Interview: Manou Bheenick

Has American Democracy been threatened? Is it really in danger of collapsing? The short answer is no. But there are significant dangers for American Democracy

Qs & As

Code of Ethics for Barristers

Raouf Gulbul v Drug Commission of Inquiry

Defamation Case – Pravind Jugnauth vs Roshi Bhadain