Russell Stewart

Russell Stewart

lawyer Jamaica

Russell Stewart is a lawyer involved in representing Cecil Moore, focusing on challenging legal precedents and advocating for justice in the context of constitutional rights.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Russell Stewart is Jenny Nahu's nephew who has also made national sides in rugby league. 8

Jenny Nahu Nick Nahu Paul Nahu Mark Barrack Kelly Makiha
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Rotorua’s Jenny Nahu retires after 50 years in Bay of Plenty rugby league

Jamaica Jamaica: Russell Stewart was very pleased with the ruling regarding Moore's sentence. 8

Cecil Moore Marva Mcdonald Bishop Robert Fletcher Paula Llewellyn Jeffrey Foreman Frank Williams Paulette Williams Jennifer Straw David Fraser Vivene Harris Nicole Foster Pusey Nicole Simmons Carol Edwards Judi Ann Edwards Lori Ann Thugwell
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: 15-year sentence set aside by ‘game changer’ Appeal Court ruling in shooting case | Lead Stories

Jamaica Jamaica: Russell Stewart was Moore's lawyer during the appeal process. 6

Cecil Moore Marva Mcdonald Bishop Frank Williams Paulette Williams Jennifer Straw David Fraser Vivene Harris Nicole Foster Pusey Nicole Simmons Carol Edwards Robert Fletcher Paula Llewellyn Judi Ann Edwards Lori Ann Thugwell Jeffrey Foreman
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Convict’s sentence reduced as Court of Appeal sets pre-trial remand guideline | News

Jamaica Jamaica: Also taking part in the sitting are attorney-at-law Robert Fletcher, instructed by Moore’s lawyer Russell Stewart. 5

Paula Llewellyn Marva Mcdonald Bishop Cecil Moore Nicole Foster Pusey Davis Fraser Robert Fletcher Judi Ann Edwards Lori Ann Thugwell Jefferey Foreman
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: DPP agrees that convict should be compensated for time spent on remand | Lead Stories