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For CAPE Law Students (Jamaica). Note: This website is in no way affiliated to or authored by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).
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- Criminal Law : Sentencing: UPDATE: Jamaicans call ...
- Criminal Law: Sentencing: UPDATE : Earl Pratt to b...
- Criminal Law: Sentencing; Insanity
- Criminal Law: Sexual Offences: Law amendment
- Criminal Law: Sexual Offences : Carnal Abuse
- Criminal Law: Crimes by Omission
- Criminal Law: Unlawful Act Manslaughter, Causation...
- Criminal Law: Strict Liability: Dangerous Drugs Ac...
- Criminal Law: Recklessness : Caldwell? Cunningham? G?
- Criminal Law: Mens Rea : Distinction between Speci...
- Criminal Law: Damage to Property
- Criminal Law: Larceny (Jamaica) vs Theft (UK)
- Criminal Law: Offences against the Person Act 2005...
- Criminal Law : Offences against the Person Act: Se...
- Criminal Law: Offences against the Person Act: Sec...
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Criminal Law Lecture Notes
The Legal Profession : training, discipline of lawyers
CAPE Schools Reports
Sample Answers
The Courts in the Caribbean
- Is Jamaica ready for a final Appeal Court?
- The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
- The Structure of the Bahamian Courts
- The Structure of the Courts in Barbados
- The Structure of the Courts in Belize
- The Structure of the Eastern Caribbean Courts
- The Structure of the Jamaican Courts
- The Structure of the Trinidadian Courts
- The Supreme Court of Jamaica
- The Caribbean Court of Justice
Sentencing Practices in Jamaica Links
- A discussion on Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice in Jamaica’s prisons.
- Dead Wrong? A Consideration Of The Strategy Of Abolitionists And Human Rights Lawyers In The Caribbean By Russell Hopkins
- The Independent Jamaica Council for Human Rights
- Director of Public Prosecutions v Kurt Mollison
- Supreme Court Practice Directions - Pay close attention to Practice Direction March 5, 2001
- Pratt and Morgan - Privy Council judgment 1993
- Neville Lewis et al v AG et al (2000)- Privy Council judgment
- Lambert Watson v The Queen-Privy Council Judgment (2004)
- Keston Adams v The State (Trinidad & Tobago)
- Internship Report at the IJCHR - Max Hardisty (2005)
- Internship Report at the IJCHR - Gillian M. Burgess (2005)
Theories of Sentencing
Rape and Incest
- Incest Punishment Act
- Joint Select Committee Recommends Comprehensive Sexual Offences Legislation
- Against her will: a situational analysis of rape in Jamaica’ by Avia Ustanny
- Jamaica: Opportunity to include the highest standards of international criminal law into national legislation to stop violence against women
- Sexual Violence against women and girls in Jamaica - a Report by the UNHCR
Other legal links, cases & statutes
- CASE: CRIMINAL LAW: Provocation: R v Damion Thomas
- CASE: JUDICIAL REVIEW: Moores Air Express Service Limited v The Postmaster General
- CASE: JUDICIAL REVIEW: The NJCA v The Jamaica Environment Trust et al
- CASE: TRIBUNALS & JUDICIAL REVIEW: The TTCRA v Patrick Manning
- Constitutional crisis in Jamaica - Hilaire Sobers
- Jamlaw Blog- by T. Burke
- The Jamaican Bar Association
- Dispute Resolution Foundation
- Information on the Services Commissions
- Jamaicans for Justice
- The Jury Act
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