The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Domestic violence always has a long, sad and brutal history. It is a phenomenon which pays itself forward. It is never static. It moves within and throughout families, communities, even Continue Reading
Domestic violence shapes a nation, as much as, any given social or economic factor. It gouges out a brutal place in a nation’s psyche, leaving all manner of jagged edges Continue Reading
On October 9, 1959, Orville Turnquest, a young lawyer, took his seat for the very first time as Acting Magistrate. It was a promising elevation for the young lawyer, who Continue Reading
As late as 1900, felony offences, such as rape and larceny, under Bahamian law, were punishable by hanging. This coincided with an era in colonial history, when justice was swift Continue Reading
There are no statues to the many innocents, who have died at the hands of predators, pedophiles and domestic brutalisers. There are no memorial days. There are no annual minute Continue Reading
