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The new chief justice of Barbados got much of his legal experience in New York, where he practiced law and worked in the New York State court system for more than 20 years.Marston C. D. Gibson will begin the new job Sept. 1, report the New York Times City Room blog and the New York Law Journal. His official title, the Times says, is chief judge of the High Court, the country’s top trial court, and president of the Court of Appeal, an intermediate appeals court. (The top appeals court is the Caribbean Court of Justice on the island of Trinidad.)Gibson was a law professor in Barbados before coming to New York in 1987. He spent 13 years in his most recent job working as a special referee overseeing civil trials in state courts in Nassau County.Gibson says he will help implement new civil procedure laws in Barbados that are similar to New York rules. The changes provide for alternative dispute resolution, summary judgment and the use of referees, he told the Times. “I suppose I … [Read more...] about Referee in New York Courts Is Named Barbados Chief Justice

NEW YORK — A former member of the Parliament of Barbados has been arrested in Florida on conspiracy and money laundering charges filed in Brooklyn federal court. Donville Inniss, a legal permanent U.S. resident and ex-member of the Barbados parliament and a former industry minister there, was arrested Friday. U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue announced the arrest, saying an indictment was unsealed Monday. The 52-year-old Inniss was released on a $50,000 bond after appearing in Tampa federal court. His lawyer did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment. Prosecutors say Inniss conspired to accept $36,000 in bribes from high-level executives of a Barbados-based insurance company in 2015 and 2016. They say he laundered the money in the U.S. They also say he helped the company obtain government contracts. … [Read more...] about Ex-Barbados Parliament official arrested in Florida

Dec 25, 6:22 AM EST Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By Alex Perry 12/30/17 AT 11:24 AM A Florida man who stabbed an emotional support sheep for children will not serve any jail time, being sentenced to community service instead, the Miami Herald reported. Jose Reyes, 71, of Miami was convicted of animal abuse after he stabbed and killed a Barbados Blackbelly sheep named Dora. He was allegedly after the animal’s carcass, which can be sold in the area’s black market.Man who fatally stabbed an emotional-support sheep for poor kids won’t go to jail https://t.co/X4WSM9ha7P pic.twitter.com/AfJ81YK1C7— Miami Herald (@MiamiHerald) December 28, 2017Dora belonged to the Out of the Ashes Foundation, a south Florida non-profit that seeks to bridge the gap between Miami’s inner city children and an agrarian lifestyle. Kids can go to the organization’s farm and ride horses, garden and … [Read more...] about Man Kills Child’s Emotional Support Sheep, Will Serve No Jail Time

Apr 08, 7:23 AM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury National By Maria Vultaggio @mariamzzarella 09/13/17 AT 1:53 PM Sports Illustrated is known for posting sexy pictures of swimsuit models to their Instagram page, but the response they received after the shared photos of cheerleaders in Barbados was not well received. Last week, the Caribbean was decimated by Hurricane Irma. The Category 5 storm left at least 36 people dead, thousands displaced and millions without power.“The @brooklynettes are making our debut swimwear line look REAL GOOD. _ #BrooklynInBarbados,” Sports Illustrated captioned a group photo of bikini-clad Instagram models Tuesday.Instagram users lashed back at Sports Illustrated. Posting pictures of models in Barbados right after a hurricane devastated the Caribbean was tasteless, they said.PHOTOS: 7 Celebrities Who Have Used Nudity To Express Female Empowerment“What the f is wrong with … [Read more...] about Sports Illustrated Under Fire For Posting Bikini Pictures From Hurricane-Affected Areas

While there is no official estimation regarding black money of Indians stacked in Swiss banks, recent media reports have quoted Zurich based Swiss National Bank as saying that money held by Indians in Swiss banks has fallen by nearly one-third. These reports also say that the funds, described by Swiss National Bank as ‘liabilities’ of Swiss banks or ‘amounts due to’ their clients, are the official figures disclosed by the Swiss authorities and do not indicate to the quantum of alleged black money held by Indians in Switzerland.Under the provisions of direct taxes laws, the Government has entered into tax treaties with a number of countries/ jurisdictions which obliges them to provide information for tax purposes. These tax treaties are – (i) Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs), (ii) Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEAs), (iii) Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (Multilateral Convention), (iv) SAARC … [Read more...] about Sharing of information of Black Money by Foreign Countries