By Alric Lindsay In a media briefing today, July 10, 2026, at the Cabinet conference room, key figures involved with the Cayman Forward initiative, including Dr Ian Kirkham, Chairman of the National Conservation Council (NCC), Ian Pairaudeau, Chairman of...
By Alric Lindsay Today, June 8, 2026, a Summary Court proceeding brought into sharp focus the complex challenges of determining penalties in connection with enforcement of land notices, particularly when defendants may not have the financial means to pay. ...
By Alric Lindsay A boat captain, Chris Hall, was fined $7000 today, June 3, 2026, for interacting with a stingray outside of designated wildlife zones. The ruling, handed down by the Chief Magistrate, underscored the serious nature of environmental...
By Alric Lindsay Ongoing hearings in the Summary Court today, March 12, 2026, have highlighted significant procedural and jurisdictional issues in prosecutions brought by Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions against “Esso Standard Oil Company” (ESSO) and SOL...
By Alric Lindsay In the Summary Court today, December 16, 2025, an attorney acting on behalf of a United States oil company brought to Magistrate Gunn’s attention that although ESSO Standard Oil Company (ESSO) is named in court proceedings...
By Alric Lindsay William Isaac Ebanks Romero appeared in the Summary Court on August 6, 2025, to face a charge of taking conch during a closed season. The Chief Magistrate sentenced him to seven days in prison. Background Regarding...
By Alric Lindsay David Eugene Coe appeared in the Summary Court today, July 30, 2025, to be sentenced for the possession of an unlicensed speargun, taking lobsters during the closed season and doing so with a speargun. According to...
By Alric Lindsay An awkward result occurred in the Summary Court on May 13, 2025, when Arnold Berry faced payment of $2,346 in penalties from the Department of Environmental Health after it was alleged that Berry failed to clear...
By Alric Lindsay The case of The King (Otao Stuart Mailer & Patricia Bradley) versus The Cabinet of the Cayman Islands & et al came to an abrupt end this afternoon, May 15, 2025. This is because the new Cabinet...
CPR Press Release CPR Cayman are very concerned about misleading signage and advertising being posted publicly by the cruise berthing Vote Yes campaign. Signs stating “vote yes for cruise tourism” infers that voting “No” for cruise berthing would be...
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