Charlton Smith
Charlton Smith is a magistrate who recently presided over a case involving the Hield sisters at Freeport Magistrate’s Court. He admonished them for their disorderly conduct in a public space, emphasizing the importance of personal reputation and the impact of their actions on their family's name.
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Magistrate Smith encouraged the attorneys to press their concerns in writing or through the press so they could be heard and addressed.
GB attorneys accuse DPP of stalling criminal cases
Bahamas· 2026-06-23
Magistrate Charlton Smith presided over Kimeo McIntosh's case.
Cross-dress "attorney" guilty of child crueltyBahamas· 2026-02-26
Magistrate Charlton Smith imposed three-year prison sentences on each count against McIntosh.
Cross-dressing 'lawyer' jailed | The TribuneBahamas· 2026-02-25
Magistrate Charlton Smith noted that Farrington had the opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses, but their evidence was not disputed.
30 months jail for man who attacked a GB school principal with iron barBahamas· 2026-01-26
Magistrate Charlton Smith presided over the case.
Two men charged in GB shootingBahamas· 2025-12-20
Magistrate Charlton Smith presided over the trial of Kenneth Farrington.
Court hears final prosecution evidence in principal assault trialBahamas· 2025-12-20
Charlton Smith is the magistrate overseeing the case involving Simone Butler-Cornish and Kenneth Farrington.
Principal says she pretended to be dead to survive violent attack at East GB schoolBahamas· 2025-11-21Magistrate Charlton Smith admonished the Hield sisters for their behavior.
Hield’s sisters chastised for disorderly conductBahamas· 2025-08-29
