The written judgment from the Supreme Court in a case involving a seven-year-old girl and her constitutional right to wear locks, ruled that the family had no right or capacity to bring legal action against the school
The written judgment from the Supreme Court in a case involving a seven-year-old girl and her constitutional right to wear locks, ruled that the Virgo family had no right or capacity to bring legal action against the school.
On Friday the court ruled that the child’s constitutional rights were not breached as she was allowed to attend school despite her hairstyle which violates school policy.
The Virgo family has since established a Go Fund Me account as they continue their legal battle.
Robian Williams provides this update.
**Edited
Dr Jason Mckay who presently is challenging Elaine Walker Brown for the presidency of the…
West Indies is set to announce T20 World Cup squad on Friday, May 3 during…
Morant Bay division’s Councillor, Rohan ‘Washy’ Bryan, passed away due to a heart condition around…
Deayne Vaz has acknowledged his delay and pleaded guilty to the charge relating only to…
In the heart of the Caribbean, Jamaica faces an unprecedented challenge: a relentless shift in…
A senior administrator at Excelsior Community College is currently on leave, and an internal review…