The Regional Judicial Authorized Companies Fee (RJLSC) has advisable to Caribbean Group (CARICOM) leaders that Justice Winston Anderson, a Jamaican-born jurist, be appointed as the brand new president of the Caribbean Court docket of Justice (CCJ).
In accepting the advice, CARICOM leaders are marking Justice Anderson because the fourth president of the Caribbean Court docket of Justice, changing St. Vincent’s jurist, Justice Adrian Saunders, who will retire later this yr.
Barbados’ Prime Minister and CARICOM Chairperson, Mia Mottley, welcomed the brand new president and mentioned, “We congratulate him on the settlement of heads of CARICOM to his appointment to the best place of the Regional Treaty Interpretation Physique.”

Anderson, who’s 65, is a graduate and former lecturer of the College of the West Indies (UWI) and Cambridge College, the place he acquired a doctorate in philosophy in 1988, majoring in worldwide and environmental legislation.
As well as, Anderson accomplished a course of coaching on the Inns of Court docket Faculty of Legislation in London and was known as to the Bar of England and Wales in 1988. Whereas on fellowship go away from the College of the West Indies, he was appointed senior lecturer on the College of Western Australia and, in 1999, grew to become a UWI senior lecturer in legislation.
Justice Anderson was appointed Common Counsel of the Caribbean Group on secondment from UWI from 2003 – 2006, and in 2006, UWI Professor of Legislation.
Anderson returned to the College of Legislation in 2006 and was known as to the Bar of Jamaica. In 2007, he was appointed govt director of the Caribbean Legislation Institute Centre, a place he held till 2010.
On June 15, 2010, Anderson was sworn in as a Caribbean Court docket of Justice choose.
He’s the writer of many publications, together with “The Legislation of the Sea within the Caribbean,” “Caribbean Non-public Worldwide Legislation,” and “The Legislation of Caribbean Marine Air pollution.”
Mottley advised reporters on the finish of the three-day CARICOM summit that the leaders “additionally agreed to fee the work for the creation of a treaty to have the ability to have the College of the West Indies successfully repatriated and to not be the output of a royal chapter which is not acceptable within the trendy age.
“It could appear to be one thing that may be very out of the way in which and strange for individuals, however we want to have the ability to excellent the chance for our establishments to operate,” Ms. Mottley added.