St Maarten Court House Livestreaming Themis Case For Public Viewing June 23rd July 4th 2025
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From June 23 to July 4, 2025, the first-instance hearings in the Themis case (defendant: U.L.W.) will be held in Curaçao. These hearings will take place at the Marine Barracks in Suffisant, beginning on June 23 at 9:30 AM. The proceedings may continue throughout each day, depending on the case’s progression.
Because of the case’s significance for both Curaçao and Sint Maarten, the Courthouse in Sint Maarten will offer a livestream for public viewing. This allows interested parties in Sint Maarten to follow developments closely and in real time. Everyone is encouraged to take this opportunity to stay informed.
To ensure order and respect for legal protocols, the same rules that apply in the courtroom also apply during the livestream. All forms of audio or video recording are strictly prohibited. Attendees must observe proper conduct and maintain a respectful environment throughout the session.
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If you wish to attend the livestream at the Courthouse in Sint Maarten, advance registration is required. To secure your spot, submit your registration no later than June 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM. Please send your full name and contact details by email to: pers@caribjustitia.org.
Early registration is strongly advised. Space is limited, and demand may be high due to the public interest in this case. Timely registration ensures your access and supports efficient organization of the event.
This hearing marks a pivotal step in a case with wide-reaching implications. Stay engaged, follow the proceedings attentively, and respect the rules that govern this judicial process. Your participation helps support transparency and public awareness in regional justice.
St Maarten Court House
St Maarten News will be covering the livestream and updating the St Maarten people in English. Translating my take a bit more time because the court case will be in Dutch, Papiamentu, English, French and Spanish…. because he’s an international type of person