Cayman Islands Premier, Government pay tribute to Justice Quin
It is with deep regret that the Premier and the Government of the Cayman Islands recognises the passing of Justice Charles Quin who was a Grand Court judge and indispensible member of the law community in the Cayman Islands. Mr….
Chief Justice Hon Anthony Smellie’s Report & Chief Magistrate Nova Hall’s Summary Court Review
THE CHIEF JUSTICE’S REPORT TO THE OPENING OF THE COURTS 16TH JANUARY 2019 The proceedings commenced with Prayers led by Pastor Jeff Jefferson, Ministerial Secretary of the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Salutations were extended to His Excellency the…
New attorney for Carey Olsen in the Cayman Islands
Carey Olsen associate Lauren Fletcher has been admitted as an attorney-at-law in the Cayman Islands bringing the team in the offshore law firm’s Cayman Office to over 20 fee earners, including six partners. The application was presented by Carey Olsen’s…
No case submission upheld in alleged sexual and indecent assault case
Justice Charles Quin upheld a “No Case Submission” against a man last Friday (1) in Grand Cayman’s Grand Court. The man, who cannot be named, was charged on two counts” unlawful sexual intercourse with a female, who cannot be named,…
Three men get prison sentences for armed robbery of courier
Manuel Ramirez Carter, Brandon Liberal and John Phillip Cohen-Ebanks all received prison sentences from Justice Charles Quin last Wednesday (23) at Cayman Islands Grand Court in George Town. A fourth man was deemed unfit to plead. All four men had…
Judge sentences Cayman police officer to prison for bribery and breach of trust
After a jury unanimously found ex police officer Elvis Kelsey Ebanks guilty of 2 counts of bribery and 2 counts of breach of trust, Justice Charles Quin last Thu 24th handed down a custodial sentence of 3 years on 2…
Football coach sentenced for sex crime – judge says intervention programme needed
By Georgina Wilcox Grand Court Justice Charles Quin on Tuesday (3) sentenced a football coach to four years and eight months in jail for defilement after having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl. Neither the man nor the girl…
Cayman Judge says witnesses must have courage and supply information re criminal activity
In a ruling given by Cayman Islands Justice Charles Quin in the Cayman Grand Court last Tuesday (20) on a No Case Submission, the judge said: “I note that there are seven (7) civilian witnesses named on the back of the…
