The case has important implications for the rule of law and for democratic pluralism in this country,

So, we have a significant problem that other provinces in the country are not facing.

Since the law is new and we're in uncharted territory, the whole country doesn't have a sense of how this will work.

We'd like to think we have a rule of law and not a rule of special interests in this country.

This is the type of country Trinidad is now. I don't quite understand the law when these things can happen but no one will pay any attention to upgrading it, making it workable for ordinary citizens.

After a series of interviews with a number of the highly credentialed law enforcement professionals from around the country, I think we've identified three outstanding candidates,