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The VI Bar Herald
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May 24th, 2013 |
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Territorial Court Suspends Attorneys Pursuant to the motion of Virgin Islands Bar Association Treasurer Maxwell D. McIntosh, Presiding Judge of the Territorial Court Maria M. Cabret on Friday, February 8, 2002 suspended 4 members of the Virgin Islands Bar Association for non-payment of dues. The attorneys suspended from the practice of law in the Territory in accordance with 5 V.I.C. V Rule 51(d) were Mujib Mannan (Bar ID No. 208); Ronald Mitchell (Bar ID No. 415); Denise Reovan (Bar ID No. 392); and Robert St. Jacques (Bar ID No. 590).
Attorneys in the Virgin Islands have a responsibility to pay their dues to the unified bar association of the Territory by January of each year. Bar dues not paid by February 1 of each year are subject to an administrative late fee of $25.00. Virgin Islands Bar Association bylaws require the Association's Treasurer to move for the suspension of all members who are not current in their dues on April 1 of each year.
The Virgin Islands Bar Association is the organized membership of the attorneys in the United States Virgin Islands. With almost 1,000 members, the Virgin Islands Bar provides public service programs, continuing legal education, information about the law, programs to assist lawyers and judges in their work, and initiatives to improve the legal system for the public.
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CLE Seminar
CLE Seminar is scheduled for October of 2005 on St. Croix. More informtion on the seminar will be posted as it becomes available.
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2005 Annual Meeting
The Virgin Islands Bar Association will hold it's annual meeting on Friday, December 9, 2005. This year's annual meeting will be at Divi Carina Bay Resort and Casino on St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Bar Adopts New Strategic Plan
During the Presidency of Amos W. Carty, in 2004, the V.I. Bar Association developed a strategic plan, which was adopted by the Board of Governors. Amos Carty had this to say about the newly adopted strategic plan: "The newly adopted strategic plan will provide a guide for the activities of the Bar Association into the future. It is a plan that has been developed with input from our membership as well as other community members. I am excited that our newly adopted strategic plan is realistic and has attainable goals and benchmarks. It will allow us to finally devlop an association that is responsive to the needs of its members and the wider community that we serve."
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2005 Almeric L. Christian Tennis Tournament 
The funds raised from the tournament provide financial assistance to deserving law students from the U. S. Virgin Islands. All the students who receive grants under the Almeric Christian Scholarship Fund are law students who sign a commitment to return to the Territory to practice law.
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Support for Magistrates Court Narrowly Defeats Supreme Court as Priority
The Bar Herald's first on-line poll gave a narrow lead to the establishment of a Magistrates Court within the Territorial Court as a priority over a Virgin Islands Supreme Court. 44% of those that responded to the Bar Herald poll ranked the establishment of a Magistrates Court within the Territorial Court while 41% of those polled maintained that the Virgin Islands Supreme Court was a priority. 15% of those polled said that didn't know which option was a priority.
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