Jamaïque
Several high-profile court cases are set to unfold in Jamaica throughout 2026, drawing significant public and legal attention. These cases encompass a range of serious charges and legal challenges.
Incarcerated convict Tesha Miller is seeking to overturn his conviction for the 2008 murder of Douglas Chambers, the then-chairman of the Jamaica Urban Transit Company. The Court of Appeal has heard the case but has reserved judgment.
Constable Noel Maitland's trial for the alleged murder of social media personality Donna-Lee Donaldson began in May 2025 and is set to continue into 2026. The prosecution has called over 30 witnesses, with the defense scheduled to start its case soon.
The multimillion-dollar fraud case involving four former Sagicor Bank employees, including ex-vice-president Alysia Moulton White, is slated to continue in March 2026.
The long-awaited fraud trial of former Education Minister Ruel Reid and co-accused is scheduled to continue on February 2, 2026.
Five men charged in connection with a J$12-billion cocaine seizure in Havendale, St. Andrew, are set to go on trial on February 16, 2026.
These cases highlight the Jamaican judiciary's ongoing efforts to address complex legal matters and uphold justice.
For more details, refer to the original article: Cases to watch for 2026
