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SECURING EQUITY FOR ALL IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

The Judicial Education Institute of Trinidad and Tobago is pleased to inform you that the following text is now available on our E-Book Platform for Free Download. The Text is entitled Securing Equity for all in the Administration of Justice, Edited by Janeille Zorina Matthews and Jewel Amoah.

Rules, Guidelines for Conduct, Handbooks and Bench Books

Justice Through a Gender Lens: Gender Equality Protocol for Judicial Officers

Consolidated Civil Proceedings Rules 2016

Exploring the Role of the CPR Judge

Statements of Principle and Guidelines for Judicial Conduct

Guidelines for Judicial Research Counsel

Sentencing Handbook 2016

Trinidad and Tobago Criminal Bench Book 2015

HISTORICAL TEXTS

Celebrating 50 Years of an Independent Court of Appeal of Trinidad & Tobago 1962-2012

Our Story:
Judicial Education Institute of Trinidad and Tobago

PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS

Proceeding Fairly:
Report on the Extent to which Elements of Procedural Fairness Exist in the Court Systems of the Judiciary of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Procedural Fairness A Manual:
A guide to the Implementation of Procedural Fairness in the Court Systems of the Judiciary of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

REFLECTIONS OF AN INTERESTED OBSERVER: Ethnographic Musings on the Court User's Experience in T&T

DISTINGUISHED JURIST LECTURE SERIES

THE RULE OF LAW V RULING BY LAWS: PROMOTING DEVELOPMENT IN CARIBBEAN SOCIETIES

Whose Constitution? Law, Justice and History in the Caribbean

Who's Afraid of Human Rights? The Judge’s Dilemma

The Yin and Yang of the Commonwealth Constitutional Social Democracy: Change for Stability and Progress

The Continuing Relevance of the Jury System in the English-Speaking Caribbean

The Role of the Court of Appeal in Developing and Preserving An Independent and Just Society

Creating a Regional Jurisprudence