5/17/2019
START DATE
END DATE
21-Apr-23
Leyoni Junos -and- The Governor of Bermuda
COURT:
LAW:
JUDGE(S):
CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:
DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:
Supreme Court of Bermuda
Civil Jurisdiction
The Hon. Mr. Justice Juan P. Wolffe Puisne Judge
Leyoni Junos (unrepresented)
Ms. Lauren Sadler-Best
FACTS OF THE CASE:
summary of Leyoni Junos filed for judicial review against the Governor's decision requiring her to resubmit a complaint made against The Hon. Chief Justice to the JLSC which was refused and led to a renewed application and subsequent appeal for leave.
SUMMARY:
Consideration of the JLSC's lawfulness reasonableness of Governor's request procedural impropriety and claims of judiciary bias
OUTCOMES:
Leave to appeal refused on all grounds
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Defendant
PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT
DEFENDANT:
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