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Posted: Monday 24 February, 2025 at 9:11 AM

Statement from the President of the St. Kitts Nevis Bar Association regarding the Serious Charges brought Against Attorneys at Law

    The St. Kitts Nevis Bar Association acknowledges the serious charges recently brought against certain members of our profession. These developments have raised public concern, both locally and regionally and we take these matters with the utmost seriousness. 

     

    While these allegations are serious, it is essential to emphasize that all individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The legal process must be allowed to unfold, and we trust that the judicial system will handle these charges with the utmost fairness and efficiency. We urge the public to respect the principle of due process and to remember that every individual is entitled to a fair trial. While public discourse is a natural part of such events, we encourage responsible commentary that does not compromise ongoing investigations, influence potential juries, or unjustly damage reputations.

     

    No individual is above the law, and we encourage the public to continue trusting the legal process and the justice system, allowing the courts to fulfill their role in a fair and impartial manner. Attorneys occupy a unique and significant role in public life, with special responsibilities as officers of the court. In this regard, the Bar Association remains steadfast in its efforts to promote the highest standards of legal practice and professional conduct in Saint Christopher and Nevis. Attorneys are expected to adhere to the Code of Ethics, uphold their integrity, and preserve the dignity of the legal profession, avoiding any conduct that could undermine its standing.

     

    The Bar Association is dedicated to protecting the public and ensuring that all members of the legal profession adhere to the ethical principles and obligations that govern our practice. The Association will continue to monitor developments in these cases and act in accordance with the powers vested in our regulatory framework.

     

    Dated 21st February 2025
    Kurlyn D. V. Merchant (Ms.)
    President
    St. Kitts and Nevis Bar Association

     

     

     


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