Lorona Montague Williams
Lorona Montague Williams is a parish judge recognized for her role in the Jamaican judicial system. She recently presided over a case involving Andrew Thomas, where she ruled in favor of a no-case submission, leading to Thomas's acquittal on 48 counts of fraud. Her decision highlighted the importance of establishing a clear connection between the accused and the alleged crimes in legal proceedings.
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Trial judge Lorona Montague Williams agreed with the no-case submission and entered a formal verdict of not guilty.
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