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The Caribbean Court of Justice operates from the region of Trinidad and Tobago, and President Winston Anderson is currently leading the institution through a crisis.

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  1. The Caribbean Court of Justice is handling an extradition case against Guyana opposition while facing accusations of abuse against its President.

How it started

11 reports, 6 independent, last reported Oct 7. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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The Caribbean Court of Justice operates from the region of Trinidad and Tobago, and President Winston Anderson is currently leading the institution through a crisis.

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Trinidad and TobagoCaribbean Court of JusticeWinston Anderson

How it developed

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  1. Winston Anderson and the Caribbean Court of Justice face allegations of panel manipulation and bias.Sub-event
  2. A long-running judicial impasse and internal controversy involving the Caribbean Court of Justice in Guyana.Sub-event
  3. Timothy Hamel-Smith backed a judicial enquiry into CCJ processes and discussed serious allegations against President Winston Anderson.Sub-event
  4. Allegations surfaced against President Winston Anderson, who leads the Caribbean Court of Justice through a crisis.1 source
  5. CCJ operates from T&T region; President Winston Anderson leads through a crisis.1 source
  6. Ronald Sanders offered expert commentary regarding the accountability of the CCJ.1 source

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