Seymour Panton
Justice Seymour Panton is a respected Jamaican jurist, known for his tenure as the President of the Court of Appeal. He has been recognized for his commitment to upholding the rule of law and has served as the chairman of the Integrity Commission, a body tasked with combating corruption in Jamaica. His leadership in this role has been critical in addressing the challenges of governance and transparency in the country, especially amid ongoing discussions about the integrity of public officials.
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Jamaica:
Justice Seymour Panton is a predecessor of Justice Lawrence-Beswick mentioned in the context of appointment precedents.
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Jamaica:
Seymour Panton is a retired president of the appeal court and was the chairman of the Integrity Commission.
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Jamaica:
Justice Seymour Panton advocates for Jamaica to remove the Privy Council and achieve true independence.
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Jamaica:
Justice Seymour Panton has been advocating for Jamaica to abolish the Privy Council for over 30 years.
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Jamaica:
Justice (retired) Seymour Panton is a fellow Jamaican jurist and former Court of Appeal President.
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Jamaica:
Justice Seymour Panton has accused a lawmaker of unethical conduct and criticized the financial secretary for failing to respond to official correspondence.
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Jamaica:
Seymour Panton is referenced as someone who did not receive a written insult from government leaders.
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Guyana:
Christie expressed his decision not to seek reappointment in a letter to then-chairman Justice (Ret’d) Seymour Panton.
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Jamaica:
Justice (Ret’d) Seymour Panton was the chairman to whom Christie expressed his decision not to seek reappointment.
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Jamaica:
Seymour Panton, a former president of the Court of Appeal, did not seek reappointment.
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