The Politics of Distraction?
BU extracted the following from Dale Marshall’s Facebook timeline. On point!
Former Attorney General Dale Marshall
No? Too difficult?
The DLP has no interest in such things?
Ok.
The AG is also being asked to investigate whether or not the opposition leader can practice law in Barbados? How about if he investigates the Justice system in Barbados grinding to a halt? How about he investigate the plight of the people who have cases before the court, but must wait years before they can get a decision? The Bar Association has compiled a partial list of some of the outstanding decisions, with some decisions still outstanding after 4 years. That’s a good place to start.
No? Too challenging? Not interested?
Ok.
So……instead of dealing with critical issues affecting the country, the DLP prefers to look at stuff that just might sound good on an election platform?
Well, do get on with it Mr. AG!!
The country is behind you!!
Way, way, behind you!!
In fact, if you turn around fast enough, you will see the country disappearing in the distance deeper in the mire.
Barbados Underground 
Our political directorate are good at mulling……possibly into election time.
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Mottley: Put codes to govern confessions
CODES AND REGULATIONS for taped confessions are urgently needed along with an order from the top brass of the police force for recordings to be routine.These were…
nationnews.com
http://www.nationnews.com/nationnews/news/99428/mottley-codes-govern-confessions
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Elliot Mottley says “Put codes to govern confessions”. Logical but in Barbados……TYPICALLY…….This will take years to implement.
In the meantime Police should record all interactions with ” suspects ” to use as a tool in investigations when trying to find “hard evidence”.
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Barbados is about to introduce plea bargaining, the most corrupt feature of the criminal justice system ever to be devised by dishonest American prosecutors.
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@ Hal
Agreed.
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