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Council of Ministers appoint new Judges for Joint Court

May 13, 2016

Council of Ministers appoint  new Judges for Joint Court
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Alexander van Dam as Solicitor General with the Prosecutor’s Office in Aruba, as per June 1. He was recommended for appointment by Minister Ronald Plasterk of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations. Van Dam is currently Acting Chief Prosecutor in the Zeeland/West-Brabant region. He will be replacing Marc van Erve, who was Acting Solicitor General until November 26, 2015. The Joint Court of Justice will be presenting its 2015 annual report to the media on Wednesday, at the Courthouse in Willemstad, Curaçao. The report will be presented by Joint Court President Evert Jan van der Poel, Acting President of the Court of First Instance in Curaçao Eunice Saleh, and Interim Director of the Business Office Nadine Calister-Presentacion.
Source: Daily Herald Council of Ministers appoint new Judges for Joint Court

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