Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall is calling on Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton to withdraw his recent comments accusing Judges and Magistrates of accepting bribes, or, provide the evidence to support those claims.
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Read MoreMr. Nandlall attended Mon Repos Primary School, Queen's College, University of Guyana - Turkeyen, Georgetown and Hugh Wooding Law School - St. Augustine, Trinidad. He was admitted to practice at the Guyana Bar on the 21st October, 1998 and admitted to practice at Bar of Trinidad and Tobago in 2007.
Attorney General & Minister of Legal Affairs