Editorial | CCJ: evening the keel

Justice Winston Anderson has, at least in the short term, effectively defanged fellow judges of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), who were scathing about his leadership of the court. By ruling that, going forward, all sittings of the court will be en banc, Justice Anderson, the court’s president, removed any basis for the most devastating of the accusations against him: that he sought to set judges’ panels for predetermined outcomes in cases.