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- 4185745.stm quote "An unusual panel of nine Privy Council judges was set up to reconsider the issue of whether the death penalty was mandatory or not - normally just five sit. Over a fortnight, in a windowless room in the House of Lords, they considered cases from three islands at once: from Jamaica, Barbados, and that of Charles Matthews from Trinidad and Tobago. [ . . . ] The Law Lords declared that the death penalty for murder was, after all, mandatory in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago.".