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Syvret: ‘I expect to be expelled from the States’
SENATOR Stuart Syvret has confirmed that he is not returning to Jersey to take his seat in the States, as fellow Members return today after the Christmas break.
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Stuart Syvret disqualified from office
SENATOR Stuart Syvret’s 20-year States career came to an end today.
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Stuart Syvret calls for party politics
STUART Syvret last night threw his weight behind calls for party politics as the best way to create a fairer and more accountable States system.
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Politicians ‘interfered’ in abuse inquiry
ALLEGATIONS of political interference in the historical child abuse inquiry have been made in a legal document presented to the Royal Court.
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Court asks ex-Senator for a ‘proper’ medical report
A MORE conclusive report on ex-Senator Stuart Syvret’s mental health has been ordered, as a ‘short’ letter from a psychiatrist was deemed inadequate at his latest court appearance on Tuesday.
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Chief Minister pledges to take file note ‘seriously’
AN ALLEGED police file note claiming that top civil servants plotted to remove former Health Minister Stuart Syvret from office was at the centre of a States debate yesterday.
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Stuart Syvret loses fight to avoid trial
FORMER Senator Stuart Syvret’s bid to halt proceedings against him on the grounds that the prosecuting authorities abused their powers has failed.
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Childish complaints which would be at home in the playground
From Ray McCredie. IT was very noble of Senator Ben Shenton to make a complaint against Deputy Bob Hill relating to the Deputy’s comment stating that the Chief Minister, Senator Terry Le Sueur, was ‘not to be trusted’. However, when the Chief Minister became aware of it, he appeared to be disinterested by the whole […]
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Deputy denied access to full raid complaint report
A REPORT into official complaints about a police raid on a politician’s home has still not been handed over, six months after it was written.
