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Trinidad and Tobago Juvenile Court Project

Locality: St Clair, New South Wales

Phone: 223-1060 ext 1503

Address: 6 Elizabeth St. St Clair, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.jcp.tt

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24.01.2022 If you cannot map where you are going, how will you know if you are lost? We're sitting in on a training session with staff of the Family and Children Division #FCDquotables

14.01.2022 JOB ALERTS FOR TOBAGO: We are pleased to share with you the below advertisement for Children Court vacancies in TOBAGO. Interested persons are invited to visit http://jobs.ttlawcourts.org for further information about the jobs identified. Applications must be made on the APPROPRIATE application form and submitted together with the other documents specified by 12:00 midnight on Saturday 3rd February, 2018. Please follow the instructions as presented on http://jobs.ttlawcourt...s.org. For further enquiries, please contact the FCD Human Resource Unit at [email protected].

14.01.2022 Volunteer Opportunity! Visit the Family and Children Division of the High Court Facebook page for more information.

13.01.2022 The Mediation Board of Trinidad and Tobago held its annual mediation symposium at the Hyatt Regency from 11th -13th of September, 2017. Day 1 of the symposium focused on the youths. The day involved fun-filled activities where they took part in group work, discussions and presenting feedback, to explain their perspectives on mediation and its components. The Juvenile Court Project Team shared information about Peer Resolution and Children's Rights. Here are a few exciting snapshots from this event...

13.01.2022 We dropped in on trainees during day 2 of their training in digital voice transcription. The Children Court will be the first users of digital voice transcription technology in the CARICOM region. It is expected that the adoption of the technology will improve efficiency in producing court transcripts. Court transcripts are usually requested by attorneys and other officers of the Court for different reasons and at different times. For example, attorneys may request transcrip...ts during preliminary enquiries, and for complex matters. The Director of Public Prosecutions may also request transcripts when an accused person is acquitted and the Court usually requires them when a notice of appeal is filed. At present, the Judiciary uses rapid text entry and Computer Aided Transcription. Sourcing CAT reporters is particularly difficult since the process of becoming a CAT reporter is an expensive undertaking with a high failure rate. The training of digital voice transcriptionists widens the pool of professionals from which the Judiciary can select. Fifteen persons are currently undergoing the training which is being facilitated by COSTAATT .

10.01.2022 Vacancy Alert! Visit the @FCDTrinidadandTobago facebook page for more information.

08.01.2022 We came across this interesting post. Parents, do your children get this much sleep?

08.01.2022 We did it! For the last 3.5 years the Trinidad and Tobago Juvenile Court Project--alongside many many stakeholders in the justice sector--worked to develop a new Children Court System for Trinidad and Tobago. This entailed among many other things, new facilities to house the operations of the Children Court. The facilities located in St. Clair, P.O.S. and Fyzabad became operational on February 28, 2018. An official opening ceremony was held one week later on March 6th and 7th, 2018. Here a just a few photos from the opening of the North and South Children Court Facilities

08.01.2022 The Unveiling of the Acknowledgement Plaque at at the Children Court (North) at the Official Opening Ceremony for the Court held on March 6th, 2018. From L to R: Christopher Cushing, Mission Director USAID Eastern and Southern Caribbean; Master Christie-Anne Morris-Alleyne, Court Executive Administrator, Judiciary and Project Director, Trinidad and Tobago Juvenile Court Project; Richard Bewitt, UNDP Resident Coordinator for Trinidad and Tobago; John McIntyre, Chargé d'Affaires, U.S. Embassy Trinidad and Tobago; the Honourable Mr. Justice Ivor Archie, Chief Justice of Trinidad and Tobago; the Honourable Faris Al-Rawi, Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago; the Honourable Major General Edmund Dillon, Minister of National Security, Trinidad and Tobago.

01.01.2022 Season’s Greetings Everyone! We haven’t been online for a while but we’ve been working diligently offline. Here is an update on what we’ve been up to for the past few weeks! We’ve been assisting the Judiciary with training of new staff on-boarded within the new Family and Children Division of the Judiciary. They are being trained in several areas such as understanding the rights, laws and rules related to children. ... Check out this compilation from the training sessions! See more