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CONCERNED about the number of people in conflict with the law who are suffering from mental health challenges in St Mary judicial officers and security officials in the parish are appealing for more resources and training to help those affected.
Speaking during a mental health symposium hosted by the St Mary Parish Court recently Georgette Davis highlighted the plight faced daily by the court which she said is often seen as the first point of contact for people whose relatives are experiencing mental challenges.
“On what seems like almost a daily basis, the court comes into contact with someone experiencing a mental health challenge. The most recent data suggests that from late 2025 to present, the court has had approximately 60 cases in which accused persons presented with mental health challenges.
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