Judicial independence does not mean unaccountability – AG

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September 17, 2026

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Judicial independence does not mean unaccountability – AG

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Attorney General (AG) and Legal Affairs Minister Anil Nandlall has emphasised that, while the judiciary enjoys independence, judicial officers are not immune from accountability for their actions.

He made the remarks during his programme Issues in the News on Tuesday evening, where he highlighted that in Guyana, the judiciary enjoys independence and is adequately resourced.

He also underscored the importance of an independent judiciary to a country’s economy and business climate.

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