Uel Johnson
Magistrate Uel Johnson is a judicial officer in the Bahamas who presides over various legal proceedings, including preliminary hearings for serious offenses. He was involved in the arraignment and initial detention of the 17-year-old accused of murder.
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Recent news mentions
Magistrate Uel Johnson presided over the case involving Dexter Durell Saunders.
Bimini man faces child cruelty and gun charges
Bahamas· 2026-05-29
Magistrate Uel Johnson presided over the arraignment of Ezra Green.
Man charged for GB bomb threatBahamas· 2026-02-24
Magistrate Uel Johnson ruled that the Magistrate’s Court does have discretion to grant bail.
Two people granted bail in forgery case prosecutors call ‘national security’ riskBahamas· 2026-02-11
Magistrate Uel Johnson presided over the court proceedings for the accused women.
Two women charged in $65K Abaco 'Crown land' scamBahamas· 2026-02-03
Magistrate Uel Johnson granted bail to Marlin Miller with strict conditions.
Pilot bailed over drugs but banned from foreign flightsBahamas· 2026-01-15
Prosecutor Uel Johnson described the assault by Joaquan Augustine as a callous and deliberate attack.
Man jailed for 22 years for stabbing roommate over false affair claimBahamas· 2025-11-03
Magistrate Uel Johnson previously arraigned and remanded the juvenile to the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services.
17-year-old accused of murder granted $15,000 bailBahamas· 2025-06-24
