Kingston, Jamaica: The eleven-member Joint Select Committee appointed by The House of Representatives to review and report on The Child Diversion Act, 2018 is scheduled to begin its deliberations this afternoon Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 2pm at Gordon House.
Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Delroy Chuck, is leading a four-member Jamaican delegation on an official working visit to the Republic of Fiji from February 4 to 14, for the Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting (CLMM).
The delegation includes Solicitor-General Marlene Aldred, Director of Public Prosecutions Claudette Thompson, and Director of Legal Services at the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Paul Bailey.
#MJCA continues to advance the development of a National Policy on Alternative Dispute Resolution
Kingston, Jamaica: Today some 300 first-year law students from the Faculty of Law at the University of the West Indies received their own personal copies of the consolidated Constitution of Jamaica, as part of the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs’ (MJCA) efforts to advance constitutional reform and promote legal education.
KINGSTON, Jamaica -Honourable Delroy Chuck, Minister of Justice, is urging all notaries public to promote their services so they can better serve Jamaicans.
Kingston, Jamaica. Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck at the annual Child Diversion Forum, made an appeal, for more Jamaicans to become mentors in the Child Diversion (CD) Programme. The Forum held at the Terra Nova All Suite Hotel on May 2, to commemorate Child Month, was held under the theme: Act Now: Partner for Justice, Healing and Hope.
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