
Genetta Smikle
Genetta Smikle is a Parish Judge in Jamaica, known for her role in presiding over various legal cases, including those related to environmental issues. In recent court proceedings, she was pivotal in the case against Wisynco Group Limited concerning alleged pollution in the Rio Cobre, where she concluded that the prosecution had not established sufficient evidence for a conviction.
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Judge Genetta Smikle gave Thompson a stern warning for his actions.
Linstead man fined $40,000 for driving on suspended licence | News
Genetta Smikle is the Parish Court Judge who presided over the case.
Men fined $50,000 each for urinating in public | NewsGenetta Smikle is the Parish Judge who remanded Peter Fable.
Farmer remanded as murder file remains incomplete | NewsJudge Genetta Smikle presided over the court appearance of Alecia 'Lila Ike' Gray and Shennelle Moore.
Reggae artiste Lila Ike's trial pushed back to September | NewsGenetta Smikle is the presiding Parish Judge who informed Wisynco’s representative that the Crown was offering no further evidence in the pollution case.
Rio Cobre pollution case against Wisynco collapses; DPP explains why | News










