Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers
@thecajo.org
The Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers (CAJO) brings together the region’s Chancellors, Chief Justices, Judges, Masters, Registrars, Magistrates, Tribunal Members, Executive Court Administrators, and other judicial staff. The first meeting of judicial officers across the region took place in June 2009 in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago and this marked the birth of the CAJO. With its own Constitution and membership, the CAJO was ably headed by Hon Mr Justice Adrian Saunders, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), who served as Chair from 2009 – 2019. The CAJO is led by a Management Committee which comprises judicial offices elected at the Association’s Business Meeting held biennially. At present, Hon Mr Justice Peter Jamadar, Judge of the CCJ, serves as Chair of the Association with Hon Mme Justice Vivian Georgis Taylor-Alexander, Judge of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, as Vice-Chair. The Management Committee comprises 15 members from almost all countries in the region. The CAJO provides a host of judicial education engagements for judicial officers across the region including its Biennial Conference, training programmes and workshops on various topics and areas of law and practice, and a biannual Newsletter, CAJO News.
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About Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers
The Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers (CAJO) is a reputable brand that focuses on advancing justice and judicial practice in the Caribbean region. They offer a wide range of products and services to support this mission. Their bi-annual publication, CAJO News, provides critical insights, updates, and highlights on advancements in regional judiciaries across the Caribbean landscape.
Through their reports and research projects, the CAJO conducts legal and socio-legal interrogations, offering valuable methodologies, data, and discussions. The CAJO also organizes training and events, providing judicial education opportunities for judicial officers and judiciaries throughout the region. Their programs explore key areas of law, practice, administration, and cultural/social legal realities.
Additionally, the CAJO hosts a biennial regional conference, bringing together judicial officers from across the Caribbean. These conferences offer intensive judicial education sessions and facilitate connections among colleagues. With its dedication to advancing justice, the Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers is a leading force in the Caribbean legal community.
For more information about their work and resources, visit their website
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2010
Company size
11-50 employees
