The Hon. Mrs. Justice Carol Lawrence-Beswick

Constitutional law – Allegations of unequal and inhumane treatment – Whether teachers’ college a public authority – How to determine whether an entity is a public authority – Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, Sections 13 (1), (2), (3) (h), 4

Administrative Law – Constitutional relief – Judicial review – Principles on which costs should be awarded.

Assessment of damages - Assault and battery – Damage to wrist and shoulder – Damage to Reputation - False imprisonment - Malicious prosecution – Information on reason for arrest - Proceedings terminated in favour of the claimant - Aggravated damages – Exemplary damages – Constitutional damages

Assault – Medical Negligence - Informed Consent - Information as to options for medical treatment - Hysterectomy – Liability of hospital - Amendment on Court’s initiative

Judicial Review - Engagement and dismissal of crown servants - Public Service Commission - Public Service Regulations - Staff Orders

Judicial review - Retrospectivity of the INDECOM Act - Legislative Interpretation - INDECOM Act - Official Secrets Act- Public Interest Immunity - INDECOM’s jurisdiction - Disclosure - Warrants and Notices issued under the INDECOM Act

Cancellation of transfer – Fraud - Authenticity of signature – Forgery – Knowledge of forgery.

Damages - Nuisance - Negligence - Trespass - Flood Water Act - Aggravated damages -  Commercial interest - Special costs certificate -Indemnity costs.

Bail application

Administrative Law - Constitutional Relief - Judicial Review - Application for Certiorari - Assault and Battery - False Imprisonment - Resident Magistrate’s Court Procedure - Committal for Non-payment - Liability of a Resident Magistrate - Jurisdiction of the Resident Magistrate - Natural Justice - Costs - Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (Constitutional Amendment) Act - Maintenance Act - Judicature (Resident Magistrates) Act - Justices of the Peace Jurisdiction Act - Bail Act