The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) will travel to Saint Lucia and hold itinerant court sittings in October 2026. Outlets report that the sittings run from Tuesday, 7 October to Thursday, 8 October 2026, as part of the CCJ’s judicial year opening activities.
The CCJ frames the move as a first for Saint Lucia, marking the opening of its 2026/2027 Judicial Year. Nation News adds that the court opens the law term in Saint Lucia, with CCJ President Justice Winston Anderson highlighting the institution’s development over the past two decades and underscoring judicial independence and institutional excellence. Other coverage focuses on the “proceedings on the road” aspect and the commemorative purpose of the visit, rather than specific case details. Across reports, the common thread is the CCJ’s decision to hold formal sittings in Saint Lucia for the first time.
