<p> ​In this episode, Mequissa and Rico continue their discussion with Mr. Alexander Ramdass, an environmental and public law attorney-at-law in Trinidad and Tobago about the measures that several governments have taken to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Particular focus has been placed on whether these measures have been taken in accordance with constitutional law.</p>

​In this episode, Mequissa and Rico continue their discussion with Mr. Alexander Ramdass, an environmental and public law attorney-at-law in Trinidad and Tobago about the measures that several governments have taken to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Particular focus has been placed on whether these measures have been taken in accordance with constitutional law.

<p>&nbsp;​In this episode, Mequissa and Rico continue their discussion with Mr. Alexander Ramdass, an environmental and public law attorney-at-law in Trinidad and Tobago about the measures that several governments have taken to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Particular focus has been placed on whether these measures have been taken in accordance with constitutional law.</p>

The [un]constitutionality of COVID-19 Measures (Part 2)

This is a podcast hosted by Mequissa Baptiste and Rico Yearwood in partnership with CARICOM Attorneys-at-law. The purpose of the podcast is to raise awareness about Caribbean and international Public Law matters. Each episode features a discussion about the most topical Public Law issues within the region and around the world!

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The [un]constitutionality of COVID-19 Measures (Part 2)

The [un]constitutionality of COVID-19 Measures (Part 2)