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Corrupt Chief Magistrate and the Privy Council By KEN ALI “Hopelessly compromised” the Privy Council once de­scribed then-Trinidad and Tobago Chief Magistrate Sher­man McNicholls. The British law lords said Mc­Nicholls was guilty of “repre­hensible conduct” and that “his mind must have been in turmoil” with respect to a 2008 fraud case against senior operatives of…

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