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Public record · Checked 23 Oct 2026

John Jeremie

Attorney General; Senator

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Biography

John Jeremie is Trinidad and Tobago's Attorney General and a senator. He took office at the start of the administration on 1 May 2025. The public record below covers his parliamentary statements and motions; it does not by itself establish the outcomes of every legal policy he discussed.

0 focus stories · 3 other mentions in Luk It Hyah since 23 Oct 2026. This tracks our coverage, not a measure of influence or character.

Why This Person Appears in Our Coverage

A dated record of this officeholder’s documented public actions and statements during the administration that began on 1 May 2025. An appointment, proposal, parliamentary passage and implemented result are different things; each entry says what its source establishes.

Earlier Public Record

Selected verified milestones before the current term. These do not by themselves establish motives, outcomes or a pattern of conduct.

  1. 2003–2007 · Earlier cabinet service

    Served as Attorney General in a PNM administration, according to Parliament's career record.

    Parliament biography archive (2026-06-12) ↗ · Original source ↗

  2. 2009–2010 · Earlier cabinet service

    Returned as Attorney General in a PNM administration. His 2025 appointment was a third term, under a UNC administration.

    Parliament biography archive (2026-06-12) ↗ · Original source ↗

Documented Actions and Statements

  1. 1 May 2025 · Appointment

    Took office as Attorney General at the start of the administration.

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  2. 16 Jan 2026 · Parliamentary action

    Made a statement on the laying of the Commission of Enquiry report into CLICO and moved the second reading of the Zones of Special Operations bill.

    Parliament sitting record archive (2026-05-17) ↗ · Original source ↗

  3. 10 Jun 2026 · Parliamentary action

    Moved the motion to extend the state of emergency for three months; the House approved it by 28 votes to 12.

    ParlView sitting video ↗ · Original source ↗

Related Coverage

Stories are listed newest first. A mention does not mean this person made every decision described, and a focus story does not establish the outcome of their actions.

  1. Communion-Wine Concerns Follow Parliament’s Alcohol Bill Vote · 30 Oct 2026 · Mention
  2. AG Says Special Operations Concerns Need No New Laws · 29 Oct 2026 · Mention
  3. Judiciary Honours Justice Prakash Moosai at Retirement · 28 Oct 2026 · Mention

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