HIGH FIVE
Marissa Dalrymple-Philibert (left), state minister in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, gives Opposition Member of Parliament Denise Daley a high five during a Legal Aid Council Justice Fair for Persons with Disabilities in Spanish Town Bus Park in St Catherine last Friday. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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February 9, 2026

HIGH FIVE

Marissa Dalrymple-Philibert (left), state minister in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, gives Opposition Member of Parliament Denise Daley a high five during a Legal Aid Council Justice Fair for Persons with Disabilities in Spanish Town Bus Park in St Catherine last Friday.

(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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