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Welcome to the Judiciary of the
Republic of Trinidad and TobagoThe Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago provides an accountable court system in which timeliness and efficiency are the hallmarks, while still protecting integrity, fairness, equality and accessibility and attracting public trust and confidence.
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Traffic Ticket Online
What information do you need to file?
- Notice Reference Number
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File your Court Applications Online
- Visit the Judiciary’s E-filing Portal
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Court Services Directory
- Request Office Copies
- Schedule Appointments
- Get Information or Assistance
COVID-19
Court Operations:
Security
Department Profile & Departmental Structure
The Security Unit maintains a secure and safe environment, and promotes a sense of security and safety awareness among the Judiciary's stakeholders, both internal and external.
The Security Mandate:
In support of the organization's Vision and Mission, the security mandate is:
- To continually engage in well-planned and well-coordinated activities to ensure the security and safety of ALL members of staff of the Judiciary and other stakeholders; and
- To protect the Judiciary's assets and effectively coordinate emergency/disaster relief plans when necessary.
Generally the JSU:
- Is responsible and accountable for the protection of people and property, both proactively and reactively; and
- Is committed to prevent/mitigate the occurrence of any circumstance that has the potential to 'disrupt' the functioning of Court facilities.
Key responsibilities of the Unit include but are not limited to:
- Providing a secure and safe environment, in which the Judiciary can carry out its core business;
- Ensuring that all personnel are screened prior to entering judiciary facilities;
- Ensuring that unauthorized persons do not venture into areas, where such entry is prohibited;
- Sustaining a high degree of professionalism, thereby achieving the deterrent effect to would be perpetrators/unsavoury characters; who may engage in disruptive behaviour;
- Screening of potential employees, as part of the vetting process during recruitment;
- Investigating internal/external discrepancies; and
- Performing the role of first responders in emergencies
The Security Unit objectives are:
- To establish, develop and maintain a highly specialized State of the Art Judiciary Security System
- To prevent disturbances and Acts of violence that can impede the administration of Justice
- To design and implement modern security measures in a timely manner
- To protect the independence, integrity, dignity, fairness, equality and accessibility of the Courts
Key Personnel
| Name | Position | Contact |
| Doddridge Jack | Judiciary Security Manager | 223-1060 Ext:2361 |
| Allan Jones | Deputy Judiciary Security Manager | 223-1060 Ext:3066 |
| Theophilus Samuel | Assistant Judiciary Security Manager | 223-1060 Ext:3061 |
| Charmaine Auguste-Charles | Assistant Judiciary Security Manager | 223-1060 Ext:3027 |
| Gilbert Hamilton | Judiciary Security Supervisor | 223-1060 Ext:2422 |
| Peter Leon | Judiciary Security Supervisor | 223-1060 Ext:3065 |
Address
The headquarters of the Judiciary Security Unit is located at the Hall of Justice, Port of Spain. However, security operations offices are located in all Court locations.
Contact Info
Tel: 223-1060 ext. 2361
Fax: 624-0422 / 624-5188
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