Grenada’s Office of the Attorney General, under the leadership of Attorney General Senator the Honourable Claudette Joseph, has issued an official statement confirming it is actively addressing a recent legal claim filed with the country’s High Court. The claim targets specific provisions of Grenada’s ongoing electoral process, prompting the office to take formal defensive action.
To secure robust legal guidance and representation for the respondents named in the claim, the Attorney General’s office has recruited a team of high-profile external legal experts. Leading the team is Dr. Francis Alexis KC, with additional support from seasoned legal professionals Ruggles Ferguson KC and Ian Sandy. According to the official statement, the assembled legal team is proceeding with the judicial process in line with all proper procedural standards, working diligently to protect the interests of the respondents and support the High Court as it deliberates on the questions raised in the claim.
Crucially, the office reaffirmed its confidence in the integrity of Grenada’s electoral framework, emphasizing that all electoral activities are being carried out in full compliance with the country’s Constitution and existing statutory laws. The statement closed by reiterating the office’s unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law, with the ultimate goal of facilitating an electoral process that is fair, transparent, and conducted in an orderly manner. This official release was published by the Office of the Attorney General under Grenada’s Ministry of Legal Affairs. Local outlet NOW Grenada notes that it does not take responsibility for the content or opinions shared in contributed official statements, and provides a channel for users to report any suspected abusive content.