The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has recognized the successful completion of its third cohort of interns, commending the participants for their contributions during their period of professional development at the Court.
The recognition was made on September 14, 2026, as the institution celebrated the interns’ completion of their respective placements.
The third internship cohort comprised Joannah Ramsammy, Thomasa Reane Auguste, Ashley Howard Ramroop, and Darshanie Persuad.
They were recognized alongside Gizel Thomas-Roberts, Deputy Registrar and Marshal, and Justice Winston Anderson, President of the CCJ, during a presentation marking the conclusion of the internship programme.
The CCJ said the internship provided the participants with an opportunity to gain practical exposure within the regional judicial institution while contributing to the Court’s work. The Court expressed appreciation for the interns’ efforts and the role they played during
their time at the institution.
As the four participants move forward in their respective careers, the CCJ extended its best wishes for continued success in their professional
journeys.
The Court also encouraged them to build on the experience and knowledge gained during their internship as they pursue future opportunities in their chosen fields.
