Special Supreme Court sitting for outgoing Chief Justice McCalla
Chief Justice of Jamaica, Zalia McCalla
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January 29, 2018

Special Supreme Court sitting for outgoing Chief Justice McCalla

KINGSTON, Jamaica — There will be an extraordinary sitting of the judges of the Supreme Court tomorrow to honour and bid farewell to Jamaica’s outgoing Chief Justice Zaila McCalla.  

McCalla, who has served the judiciary in Jamaica for over 40 years, retires tomorrow.

The sitting, with all judges of the Supreme Court, will be used to show appreciation for the stellar work and legacy she leaves behind.

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