Trinidadian judge takes case to London
THE CHIEF Justice of Trinidad and Tobago took the nation’s law society to the Commonwealth’s supreme court in London today in a legal battle over an investigation into allegations of serious misconduct.
The Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago (LATT) began an investigation into Chief Justice Ivor Archie over allegations that he “corruptly and knowingly used his office … in concert with convicted felons” to fast-track housing applications.
It is also alleged that the Chief Justice tried to persuade Supreme Court judges to change their state-provided security to private security from a company which employed his friend Dillian Johnson.
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