Dale Marshall
Dale Marshall serves as the Attorney General of Barbados and has publicly acknowledged the shortcomings in crime prevention programs, admitting to mistakes in funding initiatives aimed at curbing gang violence. His statements reflect the government's struggle to effectively combat the rising crime rates in the country.
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Dale Marshall is the former Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago mentioned in relation to the Brent Thomas case.
Mottley rejects Persad-Bissessar’s claim Brent Thomas was abducted from Barbados; says it’s defamatory in the extreme
Guyana· 2026-02-27
Dale Marshall has retired as Attorney General.
Mottley cements legacy with third successive 30-0 victory in BarbadosGuyana· 2026-02-13
Dale Marshall is mentioned as the Honourable who is to prepare the writs for the election.
Mottley calls early general election in Barbados, ballots to be cast on February 11 | News
Jamaica· 2026-01-18
Dale Marshall, a gold miner, was arrested and charged with the possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking.
Bare Root gold miner gets bail on drugs chargeGuyana· 2025-11-04
Attorney General Dale Marshall says Government has made the right move by putting in place laws to protect witnesses and jurors from threats and intimidation.
Barbados AG affirms importance of witness, juror protection through new lawsGuyana· 2025-09-04
The Attorney General, Dale Marshall, admitted that mistakes were made in the National Peace Program after individuals involved in criminal activity received state funding.
The Applause Abroad, the Deadly Gunfire at HomeGuyana· 2025-06-30
