Gavin Glover

Although he was not a candidate of any party during the November 2024 general elections, Gavin Glover was nominated as Attorney-General by Navin Ramgoolam by 19 November 2024. He was sworn in office on Friday 29 November 2024 at Le Réduit in front of outgoing President Pradeep Roopun, several days after the new cabinet's main ceremony given that Glover was still representing his childhood friend Bernard Maigrot, who had been convicted in August 2024 of Vanessa Lagesse's murder in March 2001. A few days later Chief Justice Rehana Mungly-Gulbul issued a Communiqué to express her disappointment for not having been invited to that ceremony.^{[11][12][13][14]}

In 2007, Gavin Glover made news headlines for several weeks following his court action against the Municipality of Quatre-Bornes. Glover was seeking a court order against the municipality to enforce its powers under the Noise Protection Act and associated regulations regarding the use of amplifiers and loudspeakers by the mosque in its daily Azaan calls to prayers. This led judge Paul Lam Shang Leen to rule that the use of loudspeakers and amplification outside the Hidayat-E-Islam mosque in a residential area of Quatre-Bornes for Azaan to be unlawful, and to be a breach of Noise Prevention Regulations (1939 et 1955). As a result, a large crowd of about 800 protesters assembled in front of Gavin Glover's house and another group was preparing further protests in front of the National Assembly. To prevent further escalation, various politicians intervened.^{[15][16][17][18]}