Jamaican Prime Minister PJ Patterson has announced the government will introduce new anti-crime legislation that includes the use of recordings from telephone tapping in court.
Mr Patterson said legislation to allow evidence in court, gained by covert surveillance will allow the police to take advantage of the advances in telephone technology.
But Delroy Chuck the opposition Jamaica Labour Party's spokesman on Justice said his party can only back this legislation if strict protocols are outlined for the use of telephone tapping.
Superintendent Carlton Wilson, a senior officer in the Narcotics Squad stressed phone tapping will be a boost in the fight against drug dealers and he feels the rules governing phone taps will be quite strict.
Mr Chuck said corruption is the cause of much of the crime that is taking place in Jamaica.
He believes legislation should be introduced to protect public officials who wanted to expose such practices.
your rights are gone.
SERIAN i agree, i'm not for the intrution on people privicy,and i think this has somthing to do with the patriot ack pass in the U.S. to tap people phones with this so call terrorism and the shareing of info,but like you said it should go for all,but thats not going to happen so I am against it. thats not going to stop crime.
By fire @
Sunday, July 17, 2005
BULL SHIT
PJ SHOULD STEP DOWN CUZ HE IS CHATING BULL SHIT AND NO ACTION ANY WAY HE IS NOT. DOING ANY GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY.LOOK AT THE CRIME RATE IT IS NOT GOING DOWN IT IS GOING UP, LOOK HOW MANY PEOPLE DIE IN COME ON JAMAICA NEED HELP REALLY BAD THIS NEED TO STOP. WHAT THE F*CK IS HE DOING? FROM
By SHARA @ ENG LONDON
Friday, July 8, 2005
Yeh mi agree widdeh 1deh
Yah mon inna prison, inna hospital, inna de home alpon celula phone tu evry weh inna jamaica pon huse phone tu celula
By Tamika @ J.w.Indies
hotmail.com
Monday, June 27, 2005
MUST NOT be any form of double standard
Prime Minister P. J. Patterson has a solid point in introduce new anti-crime legislation that includes the use of recordings from telephone tapping in court. Mr. Delroy Chuck the opposition Jamaica Labour Party's spokesman on Justice says his party will only back this legislation if strict protocols are outlined for the use of telephone tapping. He believes legislation must be introduced to protect public officials who want to expose such practices.
This is all good!! But remember there MUST NOT be any form of double standard. If this legislation is good for the general public, it also must be good for the rich, corrupt cops, pastors, c e os, member of parliaments, party leaders, and even the Prime Minister himself when suspected of wrong doings.
Jamaica always have a way to exclude certain people. What good for the goose is also good for the gander.
By SERIAN @ JAMAICA JAMAICAN FI LIFE
Thursday, June 16, 2005
Golden One
PJ fi resign now....him a done legend, whether him do good or bad.hisotory will be his judge, like it will be Seaga judge......Music goona teach them one lesson!
By Love ever @ World
Jalovelypeople
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
god
good for them
By toocute8419 @
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
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