The people of Antigua and Barbuda voted on Tuesday against switching to the CCJ as the country’s final appellate court.
The results of a referendum held by the Administration of Prime Minister Gaston Browne show that of the 17,743 persons who voted, 9,234, or 52.04 percent chose to remain with the London-based Privy Council while just 8.509 or 47.96 percent wanted the CCJ.
Antigua and Barbuda, like Grenada which also held a referendum on the CCJ on Tuesday, recorded a low voter turn out.
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