The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice noted that the integration of member states into its appellate jurisdiction is progressing more slowly than expected. During the opening of the judicial year in Saint Lucia, he emphasized that despite this sluggishness, the Court continues to improve access to justice and adapt its services to the needs of citizens. The CCJ has recorded a significant increase in cases handled and judgments rendered.
The CCJ faces a slowdown in member states' adherence to its appellate jurisdiction
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