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The CCJ: Proving Detractors Wrong or Flattering to Deceive?

Commentary on A-G of Barbados and others v. Jeffrey Joseph and Lennox Ricardo Boyce – CCJ Appeal No. CV.2 of 2005
by David G. Batts
1. The Caribbean Court of Justice (hereinafter referred to as the CCJ) came into being after a long and not uncontroversial period of debate. Jamaica, whose government was one […]

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