Marlene Aldred
Marlene Aldred is the Solicitor General of Jamaica, known for her role in providing legal advice to the government and representing the state in legal matters. Recently, she was in the news for her inquiry into whether the Joint Select Committee reviewing the Integrity Commission Act would accept a recommendation from the Norman Manley Law School regarding the publication of ministers' statutory declarations.
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Recent news mentions
Solicitor General Marlene Aldred provided a redacted copy of Dennis Chung's contract in response to an information request.
Mum’s the word | Lead Stories
Jamaica· 2025-07-07
Solicitor general Marlene Aldred argued for denying the information requested.
Editorial | Public Service Commission must speak | CommentaryJamaica· 2025-07-05
Solicitor General Marlene Aldred stated that certain official documents related to the ATI request are exempt under the law.
Opposition says conflicting explanations have 'deepened public suspicion' about FID head appointment | NewsJamaica· 2025-07-03
Solicitor General Marlene Aldred stated that access to documents was denied due to potential legal issues.
Update | Finance Ministry pulls statement on FID selection controversy | NewsJamaica· 2025-07-03Solicitor General Marlene Aldred did not make any claim that any documents were nonexistent.
NO PAPER TRAIL | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-07-02Solicitor General Marlene Aldred did not make any claim that any documents were nonexistent.
Panel removed FID job requirement after 'conversations', no documentation exists – Morris Dixon | NewsJamaica· 2025-07-01Solicitor General Marlene Aldred responded to the ATI requests on behalf of the OSC.
Transparency demanded | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-06-30
Solicitor General Marlene Aldred acknowledged the OSC's identification of official documents related to the enquiries.
Blocked! | Lead Stories | Jamaica GleanerJamaica· 2025-06-29Solicitor General Marlene Aldred said that even if it is considered an infringement, it would be something that would be considered reasonably justified in a free and democratic society.
Jamaican financial institutions obliged to furnish info on MPs and other public servants
Guyana· 2025-06-27
Solicitor General Marlene Aldred said that even if it is considered an infringement, it would be something that would be considered reasonably justified in a free and democratic society.
No IC privacy breach | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-06-26Solicitor General Marlene Aldred enquired whether the committee would accept Norman Manley Law School’s recommendation.
Committee shuts down proposal for ministers’ income, assets to be published | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-06-16
