REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT 

Barbara Cooke-Alleyne, QC is the Registrar of the Supreme Court.  She is an Attorney-at-Law and one of her Majesty’s Queen’s Counsel.  She received her LLB with Honours from the University of the West Indies and Legal Education Certificate from the Hugh Wooding Law School, Trinidad.  She also has a Master’s degree in Litigation and International Arbitration for the University College London. 

Mrs. Cooke-Alleyne joined the Public Service in 1993 and worked in the Solicitor General’s Chambers as a Crown Counsel and Senior Crown Counsel before being promoted as Magistrate in 1995. On occasions she acted Chief Magistrate; and Judge of the High Court in 2018 and 2019.  

Mrs. Cooke-Alleyne is an ardent legal luminary and a proud student of the Caribbean Leadership Project and being part of the Cohort 5 Game Changers. Her Motto is that a challenge is an opportunity to improve the circumstances. She has training in the Law of Children and has spent many years working with and advocating various social programmes for at risk children.