Tag: J. Emile Ferdinand QC

The Constitutional Role and Responsibility of Public Service Commissions & Police Service Commissions in the independent Commonwealth Caribbean: Much Room for Improvement by J. EMILE FERDINAND, Q.C., LL.B. (UWI), LL.M. (Cantab.) 5th March 2016

The Constitutional Role and Responsibility of Public Service Commissions & Police Service Commissions in the independent Commonwealth Caribbean: Much Room for Improvement1 J. EMILE FERDINAND, Q.C., LL.B. (UWI), LL.M. (Cantab.) 5th March 2016 (A presentation made via Skype to the OECS Bar’s continuing legal education seminar held in Montserrat on 5th March 2016.) The Police Service… Read More

Commentary by J. Emile Ferdinand QC on The Constitutional Role & Responsibility of the Police Service Commission & the Public Service Commission on February 22, 2016

Commentary by J. Emile Ferdinand QC on The Constitutional Role & Responsibility of the Police Service Commission & the Public Service Commission. The Police Service Commission and the Public Service Commission (“PSCs”) in St. Kitts-Nevis, as in the wider Commonwealth Caribbean, have as their Constitutional purpose the protection of the Police Service and the Civil Service,… Read More