The U.S. wants Christopher "Dudus" Coke to be extradited by regular court committal means to the U.S., but Jamaican authorities are insistent that the American request is improper, based on flimsy evidence in unsealed documents to which local courts don't have access to act on before committing a local. In fact, one senior state official in the form of Wayne Chen, the head of the Urban Development Corporation, was "severely embarrassed when he turned up with his family at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston recently, only to be informed by local immigration officials that his U.S. visitor's visa was cancelled. It is widely held that the visa cancellation was related to the "Dudus dispute," local newspapers reported in the last week. Coke's father, who was burned to death...
...is asking it to act on, wiretap information prosecutors plan to use was obtained without conse...
...We seek information from the public on this proposed rule and status r... of only two Amazona species endemic to Jamaica (Koenig 2001, p. 205; Snyder et al. 2000, p. 106).... from cockpits, glades, and other accessible areas to plant yams, corn, dasheen, banana, planta...
While Jamaica continues to struggle under a heavy debt burden and to cut corners to meet its national budget, in November 2002, the PM forked out US$1,500 a night plus a 12.5 per cent gratuity payment for five nights in a New York hotel while on an official visit there. At that rate, the PM spent a total of US$8,437 or just over J$420,000 in the five nights. One travel writer on New York City hotels described rates shelled out by the PM in this manner: "If you want views of Central Park (New York) - expect to really pay through the nose (US$600-US$1,000 a night)." Local travel agents who did not want to be named for this story described the rates as, "hardly the average hotel stay". The information which was gleaned from official documents acquired under the Access to Information Act, p...
A list of the NIF quoted equity portfolio and its valuation, among documents secured by the Weekly Gleaner under the Access to Information Act, shows the fund holding $4.57 billion worth of listed shares at March 31 this year, down $1.2 billion from the $5.76 billion exactly one year before. The list equity figures reflected no significant change in the fundís equity portfolio over the two years, although it marginally increased its holdings in a few companies in the financial services sector and in Caribbean Cement Company between 2007 and 2008, and the NIF said it did not sell any private shareholdings. Among its biggest holdings in value - conglomerates Grace-Kennedy (more than nine million shares), Jamaica Producers (almost seven million units) and Lascelles (1.4 million) - the NIF ...
...And information about average races, rather than competitive r... White, J.), but they also "protect equal access to the political arena, [and] free candidates and ... competition than the United States, Jamaica, Ireland, and Australia-all of which lack such lim...
..., Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, or Mexico. (43) A disproportionate number of thes... immigration and curtailed migrants' access to benefits. (102) AEDPA and IIRIRA increased the ...The dearth of information on foreign national prisoners and immigration dete...
The Department of Labor (the Department) is amending its regulations governing the certification of the employment of nonimmigrant workers in temporary or seasonal non-agricultural employment and the enforcement of the obligations applicable to employers of such nonimmigrant workers. This Final Rule revises the process by which employers obtain a temporary labor certification from the Department for use in petitioning the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to employ a nonimmigrant worker in H-2B status. We have also created new regulations to provide for increased worker protections for both United States (U.S.) and foreign workers.
...FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For further information on 20 CFR part 65... with hearing or speech impairments may access the telephone number above via TTY by calling the ... 134,226 75.6. Jamaica.................... 17,068 9.6. Gua...
... to Libby, he denied knowing this information and Russert responded that "all the reporters knew... later, an American embassy official in Jamaica suffered through an unsuccessful attempt on his li... to the IIPA, government officials with access to classified information can be prosecuted for in...
...Report urges TSA to improve information distribution. A recent Government Accountability O... contact lens that could enable wearers to access and view networked data. The single-pixel device i... Announces Expansion Plans in Kingston, Jamaica. At a special event in Kingston, Jamaica this afte...
... transmit supplementary navigational information using narrow-band techniques, on condition that no... Overseas Departments in Region 2, Guyana, Jamaica and Mexico, the allocation of the band 54-68 MHz t... safety communications shall have priority access and immediate availability over all other mobile s...
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