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While former Chief Justice Ivor Archie’s nearly two-decade tenure was marked by occasional controversy, colleagues and staff yesterday remembered him as a transformational leader who modernised Trinidad and Tobago’s Judiciary.
Appellate Judge Charmaine Pemberton, who served alongside Archie in the Court of Appeal, addressed a special court sitting at the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain to commemorate his retirement.
She acknowledged public criticism of his tenure, referencing a newspaper report that described it as “dogged by controversy.”
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