High Court rules police search of Hackett’s home, office unlawful

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September 4, 2026

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High Court rules police search of Hackett’s home, office unlawful

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Stephon Nicholas

Tobago Correspondent

Three years after police searched the home and office of Tobago House of Assembly (THA) executive member Zorisha Hackett as part of its audiogate probe, the High Court has ruled the police acted illegally.

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