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Mary Francis Welcomes PM's Justice And Equality Remarks, But Wants Action

  • Dec 4, 2021
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Attorney at Law Mary Francis has welcomed Prime Minister Philip J Pierre's statement this week expressing the belief that everyone in Saint Lucia must obtain justice, no one is above the law, and everyone should get equal treatment. Pierre made the comments after the Comptroller of Customs dropped charges against Castries South MP and former Saint Lucia High Commissioner to the UK, Dr. Ernest Hilaire. Customs Officers had detained Hilaire's Land Rover in 2020 amid claims of irregularities regarding its importation. In response to the Prime Minister's remarks about equality and justice, Mary Francis, Coordinator of the National Centre for

Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News

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