Chancellor of the Judiciary (ag), Yonnette Cummings-Edwards on Monday urged the participants in the Governments of Guyana and Canada’s Restorative Justice Practitioners Training to take the programme seriously.
Read MoreAttorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir Anil Nandlall, S.C., on Monday said several new pieces of legislation have been presented in the National Assembly to achieve this.
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Restorative Justice Practitioners Training, at the Police Officers’ Mess Annex in Georgetown, AG Nandlall highlighted the massive benefits that these approaches will have on citizens and businesses.
As part of the Government’s agenda for the modernisation of Guyana’s legal framework, the concept of restorative justice is gradually taking centre stage.
This point was made by Attorney General and Legal Affairs Minister Anil Nandlall, who contends that building the country’s restorative justice system is a major priority for the Government of Guyana.
Mr. 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