Your digital resource for law and criminal justice in Trinidad and Tobago.
1963 - 2024
This digital library is dedicated to the memory and legacy of Earl Arthur, whose tireless commitment to justice, service, and community service in Trinidad and Tobago has inspired generations of law enforcement practicioners.
Throughout his distinguished career which began in 1983, Earl Arthur championed community relations through the Tobago Cricket Association and police investigations though the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), believing that knowledge of the law is fundamental to a just society.
"Man that is born of a woman hath but a short time to live. He cometh forth like a flower and is cut down. He fleet like a shadow and continueth not."
This Practice Direction provides guidance on the permissible use of Generative Artificial Intelli…
Evidence for or against a causal effect of school exclusion on offending is inhibited by random a…
Our justice system, designed for men, is not working for women. Our prisons are full of trauma: ove…
This article introduces the concept ‘narrative normalization of violence’ as a theoretical framewor…
Despite recent declines in its use, stop and search continues to be one of the most controversial …
The Young People in Transition in the Criminal Justice System project is a three-year project by th…