Charles Lumb
Charles Lumb was a distinguished British judge known for his significant contributions to legal thought and reform in the early 20th century. His rulings often reflected a progressive understanding of justice, particularly in matters concerning individual rights. He is especially noted for his criticism of the Obeah Act in Jamaica, where he highlighted its incompatibility with fundamental legal principles such as the presumption of innocence, asserting that the law posed a threat to personal liberty.
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Mr Justice Charles Lumb stated with respect to the Obeah Acts of 1898 and 1899, which are retained as part of our laws.
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