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FIRST UP INTERVIEW TOPIC: Failed Land Deal – Tobago Land Licences HOST: Mr. Paul Richards GUESTS: Mr. Martin George (Attorney-at-Law) & Mr. Michael Scanlan (Attorney-at-Law) DATE: 16th January, 2013 ...
Continue readingFIRST UP INTERVIEW TOPIC: Post Debate Forum Moderator: Mr. Paul Richards Guests: Mr. Martin George (Attorney-at-Law), Dr. Indira Rampersad (Political Analyst) and Mr. Allan Clovis (Tobago Hotelier) DATE: 10-01-2013 ...
Continue readingFEATURE ADDRESS: -Mr. Martin George ( Former Chairman of CrimeStoppers) -The Honourable Minister of National Security (former) -Howard Chin Lee TOPIC: Re-launch of CrimeStoppers Trinidad & Tobago DATE: 27th March, 2002 ...
Continue readingPROGRAMME: Morning Edition HOST – Paolo Kernahan GUEST – Mr. Martin George (Attorney-at-Law) and Avory Sinanan (Attorney-at-Law) TOPIC – Constitutional Law Video courtesy TV6 ...
Continue readingMr. Martin George (Attorney-at-Law) and Mr. Mike Scanlan (UK Solicitor) sits with host, Paul Richards on First Up television show on Friday 9th November, 2012 to discuss the ‘Tobago Land Licences.’ Video courtesy C tv. ...
Continue readingAN 11-YEAR-OLD girl who claims that she was abused, physically and sexually, by a religious group in Sangre Grande is now the centre of a child custody battle between her father and mother. According to reports, on Saturday the father of the child received a writ ordering him to hand over the child days after she was removed from the custody of her mother. According to her father he removed his daughter shortly after he noticed severe bruises about her body including long whip-like marks along the arms and legs. Newsday also learned about more bizarre practices by persons who reportedly took care...
Continue readingTWO of the three California residents charged with the murder of Chanardaye Bissoon-Dookhan, mother of three, between September 6 and 7, did not appear at the Couva Magistrate's Court on Monday due to transportation problems. The third accused Devon Harrigangan HaHhHh, formerly of Mason Hall, Tobago, but whose last address was Fifth Street, New Settlement, Dow Village, California, was the only one who was transported by the new security arrangements. When the matter was called, the presiding Magistrate Lianne Lee Kim, had no choice but to postpone the hearing to September29. The three accused are Malharrie Dookhan, mother of the murdered victim (Chanardaye...
Continue readingRONALD ALI of Belmont who was last year charged for the illegal possession of a gun yesterday had his matter dismissed in the Port-of-Spain Magistrate's Fourth Court after Magistrate Harry Persad upheld a no case submission made by defence attorney for the accused Martin George? Ali was held on March 21, 1995 at Belleau Road, Belmont by PC Phillip Wilson who was on mobile patrol in a marked police vehicle. PC Wilson told the court that he spotted Ali at a corner shed acting suspiciously, and upon searching him found a revolver. However Magistrate Persad in dismissing the case stated that he found...
Continue readingA MAN who shot two policemen and robbed employees of a travel agency of cash and jewelry more than seven years ago, lost his appeal yesterday and was ordered to start a 24-year sentence right away. Benjamin De Freitas, of Plaisance Road East Dry River, who had been in jail for the past four years awaiting his appeal, was also ordered to receive 20 strokes with the birch. De Freitas was convicted before Justice Lennox Deyalsingh in the Port-of-Spain First Assize Court on February 7, 1992. He was charged with robbing four employees of Lee Pow's Travel Service, corner Frederick and Oxford Streets,...
Continue readingby Curtis WilliamsTHE COURT OF Appeal yesterday reduced from 30 to 20 the number of strokes Benjamin de Freitas would receive with the cat-o’-nine tails. The court upheld a submission from his attorney Martin George that the trial judge exceeded the statutory limit of strokes that a person could receive. The Court of Appeal comprising Justices Sat Sharma, Mustapha Ibrahim and Jean Permanand reduced the sentence but confirmed the conviction. George had applied to the court for leave to withdraw his appeal against the conviction. De Freitas was sentenced in February 1992 to 30 strokes and 29 years in prison by...
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