Jamaica court: Integrity Commission breached candor in health files bid

Jamaica's Supreme Court ruled the Integrity Commission failed its duty of candor in seeking personnel files of eight Health Ministry officials, a procedural setback for the anti-corruption body. The ruling, in a case brought by Attorney General Errol Greene, may delay or complicate the Commission's investigations. The decision underscores judicial scrutiny of anti-corruption processes in Jamaica.

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