Five judges appointed to help ease backlog of cases

Legal

January 14, 2026

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One puisne judge is making a commitment to rid the criminal justice system of a backlog of cases.

Puisne judge Trevor Jones was one of five to be appointed at the President’s House yesterday.

Immediately after receiving his instrument of appointment, Justice Jones said he was laser-focused on getting the backlog of criminal matters down.

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